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Written by López, Marcos   

Criollo Subrealism

Criollo surrealism does not necessarily have anything to do with surrealism. In the same way as Latin Pop does not necessarily have anything to do with Pop Art. Creole surrealism is the same as self-taught surrealism, and the same as using the word “expressionism” in the sense of the need to express something strongly. Truism. Adolescence. Desire and repression. Guilt.

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FOTOGRAFIAS

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01/15. Piccollo Vapore

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02/15. Amanda

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03/15. Grill

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04/15. Carla

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05/15. Girl in the bathroom

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06/15. The Pink Room

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07/15. Jazmín

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08/15. The Martyr

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09/15. The Principal´s Birthday

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10/15. Queen of Scrap

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11/15. Male Mermaid from "Río de la Plata"

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12/15. Cowgirl with Dog

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13/15. Rogerio

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14/15. Santa Sebastiana

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15/15. Autopsy

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"Criollo Subrealism" by Marcos López Copyright © 2012 by Zonezero
Web design: Ehekatl Hernández . Picture Editor: Nadia Baram

 

 
 
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