Explore Artists in Peru

Mantilla's collaborative works, often with Raimond Chaves, explore cultural memory and social dynamics.

Gamarra's paintings critique art history and representation, appropriating iconic works with a subversive twist.

De la Barra's paintings, characterized by bold colors and graphic elements, explore urban landscapes.

Chávez Delion's installations merge textiles and found objects, exploring themes of domesticity and memory.

Bryce reinterprets historical documents through ink drawings, exposing the underlying ideologies within.

Bensho's vibrant paintings, rooted in Shipibo traditions, visualize the spiritual realm with geometric patterns.

Aramburu merges painting with found objects, creating layered works that explore memory and cultural narratives.

Acevedo Velarde critically examines social structures through diverse media, fostering dialogue on power and identity.

Garrido-Lecca's installations and sculptures explore themes of colonialism, cultural memory, and the environment, using found materials and historical references.

Zevallos' provocative paintings and performances confronted social and political taboos in Peru. His unflinching work, often infused with dark humor, challenged societal norms.