Temporal Landscapes: Esteban Amaro and the Intersection of Past, Future, and Artistic Tradition

Esteban Amaro’s latest collection, "In The Past Hides The Future," situates itself within a broader lineage of artists who have sought to explore the intersections of time, space, and human origins. Drawing on multiple mediums such as photography, sculpture, video, installation, and artificial intelligence (AI), Amaro’s work evokes a sense of timelessness and cosmic wonder. By examining his collection in the context of artistic predecessors, we can see how Amaro both builds upon and reinterprets key themes that have fascinated artists across centuries, creating a unique dialogue with the past while pushing the boundaries of contemporary art.

A conversation with Esteban Amaro

Visual artist and photographer blurring the limits of mediums like photography, sculpture, video, installation and AI; somewhere in between minimalism, the universal questions and the environment.\n\nRedefining concepts like time, space, and immensity, conveying a profound connection and interrelation with the universe and with the environment. Rooted in experimentation, contemplation, and ancestral wisdom, Amaro crafts a reality that reinterprets our understanding of the world; a blend of natural and supernatural elements, shifts perception and invites exploration of the unknown.

The Art of C4rdinal: Tension, Control, and the Fracturing of Modern Institutions

In the landscape of contemporary art, few artists so skillfully balance societal critique and technological innovation as Cardinal (b. 1990). A multidisciplinary artist known for his use of glitch art, C4rdinal explores themes of tension, control, and the inherent instability of the institutional world.