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La Sala Art Gallery is delighted to announce its new location and invites you to the upcoming official opening, featuring new artists and exclusive works of art.

FEATURED ART

PEPSI VOLVERÉ A EQUICARME, 2018

Alfredo Romero

Strappo, silver and mix media on canvas

81 x 125 cm | 31 x 49 in

Pepsi, volvere a equivocarme
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CAMOTAL, 2023

Sebastian Fund

Lithography on lost stone, 9 inks

56 x 75 cm | 22 x 30 in

BOONE

Steven Siegel

Paint, paper y photograph

40 x 40 cm | 16' x 16'

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Alfredo Romero, contemporary artist featured at La Sala Art Gallery, specializing in urban art and historical memory

Born in Barcelona in 1974, Alfredo Romero is a multidisciplinary artist who has dedicated his career to exploring the fine line between the past and the contemporary. His most recent work captures the essence of the facades of Mexican neighborhoods, transforming these deteriorated walls into works of art that preserve the history and cultural identity of past eras. Discover more about his innovative approach, where the modern and the old converge in a unique aesthetic.

Buenos Aires, Argentina (1985) Sebastián Fund is a visual artist specializing in printmaking, whose artistic journey began at the age of 16. He studied Visual Arts at the Faculty of Fine Arts of the Universidad Veracruzana (UV), where he focused on printmaking. His work has been exhibited in over 40 solo and group exhibitions, both in Mexico and abroad, including his participation at the University of Music and Fine Arts of Tokyo, Japan, in 2006.

Sebastián Fund en la creación de una pieza de grabado. La Sala Art Gallery en Mérida. Arte contemporáneo
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Steven Siegel’s art explores the relationship between nature, time, and human intervention through the use of recycled materials and organic processes. Inspired by geological concepts such as sedimentation and erosion, his work embraces natural transformation as an essential part of creation. His sculptures and installations evolve with their surroundings, decomposing and regenerating over time. By merging the natural with the artificial, the found with the constructed, Siegel questions contemporary dynamics of consumption, waste, and landscape, offering a poetic reflection on cycles of life, change, and renewal.

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