Opening invitation

"Transition Chart", 2018. Ink on paper and LSD, 65 x 65 cm. Photo: Pedro Laguna

Installation view.

Exhibition opening.

"Noise", 2019. Digital printing, variable measures.

Installation view.

"The Invention of the Wheel", 2019. Ink on paper and plastic eyes. 40 x 29,5. Photo: Pedro Laguna

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"Abyss," 2019. Ink on paper. 40 x 29,5 cm. Photo: Pedro Laguna

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"Girl Stuff", 2019. Ink on paper. 40 x 29,5 cm. Photo: Pedro Laguna

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"The Triumph of Nature," 2019. Ink on paper. 40 x 29,5 cm. Photo: Pedro Laguna

Installation view.

"My Daily Walk", 2019. Ink on paper. 40 x 29,5 cm. Photo: Pedro Laguna

Installation view.

Sculptural installation "Nexo", 2020. Mirrors, stuffed rooster, artist's hands cast in plaster, candles and opium leaves. 84 x 87 x 40 cm.

Antonio de la Rosa with his sculptural installation "Nexo", 2020.

Detail of the sculptural installation "Nexo", 2020. Mirrors, stuffed rooster, artist's hands cast in plaster, candles and opium leaves. 84 x 87 x 40 cm.

Scultural installation "Desiderium", 2020. Branches, ropes, thread and fabric with print and the artist's blood stains. 240 x 100 x 100 cm.

Detail of the sculptural installation "Desiderium", 2020.

"Bigsize God", 2020. Ink on paper. 103 x 66 cm.

Installation view.

Archetypes for a New Pagan Mythology

Antonio de la Rosa

from February 25, 2020 to June 23, 2020

Archetypes for a new pagan mythology, perhaps it is only a handful of graphic ideas that blur the fortified structure that sustains us and that, although seemingly merciless, they yearn to reconcile the individual in spite of their own construct.

Each piece, autonomous, works as an interpretative model that, like a tarot card, invites everyone to identify its meaning.

This is the first solo exhibition at Freijo Gallery in Madrid by the artist Antonio de la Rosa (Spain, 1970).

CV Antonio de la Rosa

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