"Charro en fondo rojo". Matria Series. 2015. Ink on paper. 11.2 x 8.7 in.

"Charro en fondo rojo". Matria Series. 2015. Ink on paper. 11.2 x 8.7 in.

"La Niña, La Pinta y el Potrero del Llano". Matria Series. 2017. Gold leaf and petroleum on wood. 44.5 x 43 in.

"La Niña, La Pinta y el Potrero del Llano". Matria Series. 2017. Gold leaf and petroleum on wood. 44.5 x 43 in.

Installation view.

Installation view.

"Tuta". Contra Versus Anti Series. Watercolour on paper. 9.4 x 7 in.

"Tuta". Contra Versus Anti Series. Watercolour on paper. 9.4 x 7 in.

"El intangible presente". "Remover a México" Series. 2016. Liquid graphite and phosphorescent ink drawing and  with black light. 22 x 30 in.

"El intangible presente". "Remover a México" Series. 2016. Liquid graphite and phosphorescent ink drawing and with black light. 22 x 30 in.

Installation view.

Installation view.

"Jijos de su Pluta madre" from the series "Remover a México", 2016. Liquid graphite and phosphorescent ink drawing with black light. 56 x 76,5 cm.

"Jijos de su Pluta madre" from the series "Remover a México", 2016. Liquid graphite and phosphorescent ink drawing with black light. 56 x 76,5 cm.

"Patrocinamesta" from the series "Remover a México", 2016. Liquid graphite and phosphorescent ink drawing with black light. 76 x 56 cm.

"Patrocinamesta" from the series "Remover a México", 2016. Liquid graphite and phosphorescent ink drawing with black light. 76 x 56 cm.

Interview to Fernando Llanos by Alberto Peláez, Televisa correspondent.

Interview to Fernando Llanos by Alberto Peláez, Televisa correspondent.

Interview to Fernando Llanos by Alberto Peláez, Televisa correspondent.

Interview to Fernando Llanos by Alberto Peláez, Televisa correspondent.

"Mara SalvaTrump" from the series "Remover a México", 2017. Liquid graphite and phosphorescent ink drawing with black light. 70,5 x 100 cm.

"Mara SalvaTrump" from the series "Remover a México", 2017. Liquid graphite and phosphorescent ink drawing with black light. 70,5 x 100 cm.

"Inheritance." Matria series. Mexico City, 2015. Bronze. 6 x 25,5 cm. Unique piece. Made with traditional mexican craftsman.

"Inheritance." Matria series. Mexico City, 2015. Bronze. 6 x 25,5 cm. Unique piece. Made with traditional mexican craftsman.

Installation view.

Installation view.

"Peter dressed as a Nazi." Series Matria. Mexico, 2015. Gold leaf and oil on wood. 28 x 21,4 cm.

"Peter dressed as a Nazi." Series Matria. Mexico, 2015. Gold leaf and oil on wood. 28 x 21,4 cm.

"Adolfo dressed as a charro." Series Matria. Mexico, 2015. Gold mica and oil on wood. 28 x 21,4 cm.

"Adolfo dressed as a charro." Series Matria. Mexico, 2015. Gold mica and oil on wood. 28 x 21,4 cm.

Installation view.

Installation view.

"Videoman II / muñeco de acción", México, 2006. Ceramic paste figure. Cast and edition of 50 made by Eduardo Jiménez. 20 x 10 x 12 cm.

"Videoman II / muñeco de acción", México, 2006. Ceramic paste figure. Cast and edition of 50 made by Eduardo Jiménez. 20 x 10 x 12 cm.

View of the showcase.

View of the showcase.

View of the showcase.

View of the showcase.

View of the showcase.

View of the showcase.

View of the showcase.

View of the showcase.

"Mónica", 1995. Edited in digital in 2013, from the original format of 1995. Format: VHS. Duration: 13'43''. Edition 1/3. English subtitles.

"Mónica", 1995. Edited in digital in 2013, from the original format of 1995. Format: VHS. Duration: 13'43''. Edition 1/3. English subtitles.

"Singing Swimming and Sinking", 2003, in collaboration with a Canadian opera singer. Edition 3. Prod. Banff Canadá. Duration: 5' 52”. 
Museo Nacional de Artes Visuales, Uruguay, 2003. Museo de Arte Moderno de Buenos Aires, 2003. 4to Festival Internacional de Investigación Artística de Valencia: Observatori
2003. Centro Cultural España, Mexico, 2004.
Vitoria Territorio Visual, Centro Cultural Montehermoso, Spain, 2004. El Ojo Atómico, Madrid, 2004. "In the air: projections of Mexico", Museo Guggenheim of New York, 2005. Freijo Gallery, Madrid, 2017.

"Singing Swimming and Sinking", 2003, in collaboration with a Canadian opera singer. Edition 3. Prod. Banff Canadá. Duration: 5' 52”. Museo Nacional de Artes Visuales, Uruguay, 2003. Museo de Arte Moderno de Buenos Aires, 2003. 4to Festival Internacional de Investigación Artística de Valencia: Observatori 2003. Centro Cultural España, Mexico, 2004. Vitoria Territorio Visual, Centro Cultural Montehermoso, Spain, 2004. El Ojo Atómico, Madrid, 2004. "In the air: projections of Mexico", Museo Guggenheim of New York, 2005. Freijo Gallery, Madrid, 2017.

Llanos...The villain of the video

Fernando Llanos

from January 12, 2017 to March 4, 2017

Fernando Llanos has exhibited in more than 50 countries in spaces such as the Guggenheim Museum in New York, the CCB in Barcelona, ​​the Rufino Tamayo Museum in Mexico City and the Mercosul Biennial in Porto Alegre.
Llanos is recognized as draftsman, publishing designer, sculptor, installationist and recently as a filmmaker (his first feature Matria).
This exhibit presents a synthesis that covers his works from different periods and different formats. We have selected a dozen works which, decontextualized, erect with vigor and form a heterogeneous group that surprises and allows to enter in the last twenty-two years of this creator.
In the early years of this century, Fernando has an international recognition for the creation of a character called Videoman, the superhero of video. In this, his first individual exhibition in Spain, we wanted to present the other side of the coin: Llanos...The villain of the video, to show its more stranger side.

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Interview with Fernando Llanos by Alberto Peláez at Freijo Gallery.