Collection: Roberto Lopez Ramirez

Roberto López Ramírez

Roberto López Ramírez, born in Guadalajara, Jalisco, on March 25, 1973, is a prominent visual artist with over 30 years of experience. He began his artistic training in 1989 at the School of Visual Arts of the University of Guadalajara (UdeG), where he studied under professors such as Jorge Martínez, Jesús Mata, and Alejandro Herrera. During this period, he developed a solid technical and creative discipline that defined the distinctive style of his work.

His work falls within a neo-figurative style with surrealist, expressionist, and fauvist influences. Through his compositions, López Ramírez explores the human figure, nature, and emotions, using elements such as fish, seeds, and branching forms that symbolize life, the cycle of beginning and end, and constant transformation. His work combines organic lines, textures, and a vibrant color palette to convey an emotional and symbolic narrative.

She has participated in over 90 group exhibitions and more than 25 solo exhibitions in Mexico and abroad. Her talent has been recognized with second place in painting and an honorable mention in drawing at the "Salón de Octubre" art exhibition. She is also a contributor to the book *Pintura Jalisciense* and has provided artwork for the short film *El octavo día (la creación)*, directed by Juan José Medina Dávalos.

López Ramírez has also made his mark on muralism, with notable projects in Guadalajara, such as the murals at ITESO and in architectural projects for CEICCA Constructora. His work is a constant exploration of emotions and human nature, reflecting a deep connection with his surroundings and the human experience.

Currently, he continues to experiment with mixed media techniques such as acrylic, oil, paste, and wood, adapting each material to convey different messages and nuances in his pieces. Roberto López Ramírez is a key figure in contemporary Mexican art, solidifying his career through expressive and deeply personal work.