Work in progress arises from a need to explore the pictorial space in a different way, using the triangle as the main element, whose meaning entails multiple aspects according to its disciplinary context, but in my interest the symbolic charge on balance was the desire to address it , creating an analogy of mental space where different planes intersect, allowing observation from different angles.
Project based on the study of Buddhist meditation called Vipassana, which was the main tool used for the realization of these paintings. Its objective was to delve into a contemplation technique to investigate methods of self-knowledge and creation, building a direct relationship between contemporary art and the creative process. Each painting is presented in the project was conducted through a meditation, a previous time without movement, in order to make a painting based on an experience in Mindfulness, since the concept of voidness as the Buddhists call it. The unique materials used were bee wax and color pigments.
Rocio Gordillo (Mexico City, 1980) studied the Bachelor of Visual Arts at the Instituto Allende incorporated into the University of Guanajuato (1999-2003) and the Masters in Visual Arts at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) (2013-2015 ). She studied theories of contemporary art in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, at Parque Lage School (2010).
Has exhibited individually at the Gallery Casa Diana, San Miguel Allende, Mexico (2014), Gallery Oscar Cruz, Sao Paulo, Brazil (2011), Caja Blanca, Df, Mexico (2009), Smoke Live Art, Guadalajara, Mexico (2009) , Kunsthaus Santa Fe, Miami, Usa (2008), Kunsthaus Santa Fe, San Miguel Allende, Mexico (2007), the Station, Chihuahua, Mexico (2007), Museum of the City of Queretaro, Mexico (2003), Museo de Allende , San Miguel Allende, Mexico (2003) and in important group internationally. Her painting belongs to important public and private collections in the United States, Germany, Italy, Turkey, Venezuela and Mexico. It has been selected in various biennials such as Yucatan (2006) and Rufino Tamayo (2009). It was deserving of young creators scholarship of the National Fund for Culture and the Arts (FONCA) in 2009-2010 and 2014-2015. She currently lives and works in Mexico City.
Project based on the study of Buddhist meditation called Vipassana, which was the main tool used for the realization of these paintings. Its objective was to delve into a contemplation technique to investigate methods of self-knowledge and creation, building a direct relationship between contemporary art and the creative process. Each painting is presented in the project was conducted through a meditation, a previous time without movement, in order to make a painting based on an experience in Mindfulness, since the concept of voidness as the Buddhists call it. The unique materials used were bee wax and color pigments.
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After many years of exploration in realistic painting, the need arises to work from the form, get out of the representation of the narrative image and start a new language from abstract constructions. All this with the parallelism of a personal search through a Buddhist meditation called Vipassana, which is learned in a 10 day retreat in isolation and total silence, meditating 8 hours a day, where all the attention is focused on the mind and in the sensations of the body.