Art Madrid'23 – Roberto López Martín

Roberto López Martín

Madrid, 1982

His work is based on the approach to the propagation of the abnormal, which almost always has the object of the propagation of the norm, but, in addition, it creates this fascination for discovering this new form that we are observing, we could consider it as a voyeurism towards the morbid. Nowadays, what is beautiful or normal, and what is ugly and monstrous. Which figures are natural monsters or constructed monsters.

He work analysing the codes submerged in the images of the mass media, always working with representations that can often be iconic and indisputably manipulated, in a social consensus. Performance, video, photo, painting, everything can form part of a collage of information, which I use to talk about these images, about how they are degenerated and reinterpreted for one use, consumption. A spectacle that presents itself as an enormous irreversible indisputable positivity.

This artist exhibits in the following galleries

DDR Art Gallery

Programa General

Artist's works

Roberto López Martín | Fluffy Children 27

Roberto López Martín

Fluffy Children 27, 2015

Copia con tintas pigmentadas intervenidas con ceras y grafito

21 x 29.7 x 1 cm

Roberto López Martín | Pinocho

Roberto López Martín

Pinocho, 2019

Escultura en tela y fibra de vidrio de la serie Homo Videns, Los Niños Tele.

140 x 110 x 40 cm

Roberto López Martín | Fluffy Children 17

Roberto López Martín

Fluffy Children 17, 2015

Copia con tintas pigmentadas intervenidas con ceras y grafito

21 x 29.7 x 1 cm

Roberto López Martín | Pigmalión

Roberto López Martín

Pigmalión, 2023

Escultura en tela y fibra de vidrio de la serie Homo Videns, Los Niños Tele.

218 x 44 x 30 cm

Roberto López Martín | Príncipe

Roberto López Martín

Príncipe, 2016

Escultura en tela y fibra de vidrio de la serie Homo Videns, Los Niños Tele.

130 x 30 x 30 cm

Roberto López Martín | White Rabbit

Roberto López Martín

White Rabbit, 2020

Escultura en tela y fibra de vidrio de la serie Homo Videns, Los Niños Tele.

120 x 86 x 44 cm