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 ©Luis Delgado Tlahuac, Unfathomable Humanity series, 2006. Archival pigment print, 20x24"  ©Luis Delgado Empire, Unfathomable Humanity series, 2006. Archival pigment print, 20x24"  ©Luis Delgado Falc‹n Negro, Unfathomable Humanity series, 2006. Archival pigment print, 20x24" |
Luis Delgado (aka Lisdebertus) Born: Mexico City, Mexico Resides: San Francisco Heritage: Mexican-American Selected Exhibitions: En Foco at Aperture Gallery, New York, NY 2010 Odense Foto Triennial, Denmark a.Muse Gallery, San Francisco, CA SF Camerawork, San Francisco, CA Blue Sky Gallery, Portland, OR Benham Gallery, Seattle, WA Art Museum of the Americas, Washington, DC FotoFest, Houston, TX Centro Cultural Recoleta, Buenos Aires, Argentina Education: BFA, University of the America, Puebla, Mexico Awards: Discoveries of the Meeting Place, FotoFest The Peter S Reed Foundation Potrero Nuevo Fund MexAm Foundation Photo Americas Photography Competition Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes, Mexico Bienal de Fotografia, Mexico Black Book, AR 100, Top Ten Annual Reports Communication Arts, Awards of Excellence Publications: Nueva Luz, volume 13#3 (En Foco: Bronx, NY 2009) Act Of Faith, Noorderlicht, Gröningen, The Netherlands Fotofestiwal 5, Lodz, Poland Latin American Photography 2, Lehigh University FotoFest 06, Houston, Texas Odense Foto Triennalle, Odense, Denmark La Fotografía, Barcelona, Spain 7 Internationale Fototage, Manheim, Germany Artist Statement "I create photography based prints, books, and installations with history and societal systems as my theme. I use a visual language of icons and gestures assembled into compound images to create narratives that address this issue. This language, which I have gathered over many years, consists of photographs of iconography and inanimate representations from many historical and mundane settings throughout the world, as well as imagery taken from mass media outlets. My goal is to achieve a uniquely personal social commentary and analysis using my language of iconography as its voice." Website: |
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