Victor Rodriguez Mexico City, b. 1970
Hotel 17,000, 2004
Acrylic on canvas
198 x 198 x 4 cm
78 x 78 x 1 5/8 in
78 x 78 x 1 5/8 in
© 2004 Víctor Rodríguez / Courtesy Fundación AMMA
Photo: Alejandro Paez
Further images
A woman is shown from behind in an interior setting. She is nude with her hair loose, yet her proximity to a shelf displaying a pewter pitcher, a glass vase, and a couple of small pictures suggests that the room is not as private as a bedroom or bathroom. The setting, therefore, lends an unusual quality to the nudity.
Rodríguez is a self-taught artist who often uses photography as a reference for creating large-format portraits that evoke a sense of intimate, feminine mystery. His technique incorporates the use of an airbrush, standard and colored pencils, brushes, knives, crayons, and sandpaper, resulting in a highly distinctive approach to color—one that is both polished and versatile.
Rodríguez is a self-taught artist who often uses photography as a reference for creating large-format portraits that evoke a sense of intimate, feminine mystery. His technique incorporates the use of an airbrush, standard and colored pencils, brushes, knives, crayons, and sandpaper, resulting in a highly distinctive approach to color—one that is both polished and versatile.
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