Sergio Suárez
Sergio Suárez (B.1995) is a Mexican-born, Atlanta-based visual artist and printmaker. His work explores how materiality and semiotics influence cosmogony. His work has been exhibited at KDR in Miami, FL, MoCA GA, Johnson Lowe Gallery, Bo Bartlett Center, Consulate General of Mexico in Atlanta, and Atlanta Contemporary. Internationally his work has been included in the Haugesund International Relief Festival in Norway, Woolwich Print Fair, and the Ionian Arts Center in Greece. His work is also included in the SGCI archives of the Zuckerman Museum.
Suarez has been in residency at: Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture, Penland School of Craft, Stove Works, the Hambidge Center, and the Ionian Center for the Arts. He lives and works in Atlanta Georgia, where he was part of the Studio Artist Program at Atlanta Contemporary from 2021 to 2023. Upcoming exhibitions include Aphelion at Pale Fire Projects in Vancouver BC. Upcoming residencies include ACRE in Wisconsin, and Bemis Center in Omaha NE. He is seeking a balance between life, work, and being the Director of Eso Tilin Projects. He has two cats.
Para un alma eterna, cada piedra es un altar, 2024. Woodcut, chalk pastel and monotype on muslin over panel, 12 x 15 inches. Photo courtesy of the artist.
Doppler, 2023. Ink, oil, charcoal, and woodcut on muslin over panel, 84 x 72 inches. Photo courtesy of the artist.
To shelter what is precious, to yield what is valuable, and to dispose of what is harmful, 2024. Ink on carved wood, 72 x 96 inches. Photo courtesy of the artist.
Aphelion, 2024. Installation at Pale Fire Projects, Vancouver, BC. Photo courtesy of the artist.
La incesante fragmentación del ser, 2023. Ink on carved wood, 96 x 144 inches. Photo courtesy of the artist.
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