Below, discover eight of the region’s leading artists in galleries across the world, from Uruguay to Hong Kong. Or, jump to Mexico City for a sneak preview of the popular art fair ZⓈONAMACO, which opens to the public next week.
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Passionate about visual perception, Cruz-Diez championed the Op Art movement in the 1960s, discovering that colorful stripes can create illusions of movement.
The Cuban painter combined the styles of Cubism and Surrealism to create his signature hybrid creatures, which appeared part-human, part-animal, and part-vegetal.
A friend of Andy Warhol, this Pop artist transformed mattresses into brightly colored interactive installations, which she later recreated into these contemporary prints.
The subject of the acclaimed documentary Waste Land (2010), Muniz often recreates art historical masterpieces with everyday objects, such as this marinara sauce portrait of Caravaggio’s painting Medusa from 1597.
Soto immersed viewers into three-dimensional optical illusions, creating pioneering works that helped define both the Op Art and Kinetic Art movements.