The House of Culture of the Autonomous University of the State of Mexico (UAEMex), located in the heart of the historic center of Tlalpan, has opened its doors to the exhibition “A misunderstood language: the abstractionism of Fernando Guerrero“, an exhibition that is meant to be a profound exploration of the invisible paths and the complexities of the human condition.
At 27 years old, the Veracruz painter Fernando Guerrero has consolidated his voice through abstract art, on an inner journey where his small format paintings are revealed with a color palette that draws on the painters of La Ruptura, maintaining your own voice.
Thus, the work of Fernando Guerrero is meant to be a journey through introspection and visual experimentation, which recalls Felguérez and Fernando García Ponce.
As the artist himself narrates, since he was a child he felt the attraction towards drawing, participating, as a teenager, in oil painting, watercolor and technical drawing workshops, disciplines that shaped his current artistic expression.
Fernando Guerrero explains with the confidence of someone who knows what he intends to say with his plastic work: “I seek to capture and represent the paths of people and the human mind. There are many paths in life, some invisible, but they all exist. My art “It reflects those paths, in which one can find oneself or get lost and then get back on track.”
The curator of the Fernando Guerrero exhibition is teacher Aida Arely Pérez Landeros, who explained that the UAEM House of Culture aims to open its doors to young artists so that they can disseminate their work.
During the presentation of the work of Fernando Guerrero, Dr. in Sciences and Arts for Design, Francisco Platas, took the public on a historical tour of obstructionism, mentioning everything from cave painting to the European avant-garde. From Fernando Guerrero’s painting, the form stood out to transpose his imagination and experiences into painting.
The painter has explained the meaning of some of his works, such as one where he reinterprets the roads traveled during childhood, which are captured in a contrast of colors where a curved line symbolizes what that remote memory means to Fernando Guerreo.
The abstraction in his work transcends the visual to connect us with the essential, blurring the materiality of the world to reconstruct it through the viewer’s gaze, critics have said about his work.
The UAEMex House of Culture, under the direction of David Alejandro Teapila Valencia, visual artist, continues to support the cultural community of Tlalpan and other latitudes with programming that encourages community development and artistic dialogue. In this context, Guerrero’s work resonates with the ancient tradition of Mexico, inviting us to reflect on perception and understanding in abstract art.
The exhibition remains open to the public, allowing attendees to experience first-hand the visual language of Fernando Guerrero, who draws a bridge between reality and his exciting interpretation of the world.
UAEM House of Culture located at Calle Triunfo de la Libertad No. 9 bis, Colonia Centro de Tlalpan, CP 14000, Alcaldía Tlalpan, Mexico City.
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