Diego Diaz
EXHIBITIONS
Portrait: From the Apparent to the True
A pictorial investigation addressing the dissolution of representation. The skin is presented as the limit of corporeality against the gaze, revealing a material space where oil and graphite meet to blur the obvious. The portrait abandons identity to become an emotional landscape.
Curated by: Santiago Vélez
The shapes of the nights, 2022
Suspended time and urban chiaroscuro configure a setting where blinds filter more than light. The night is presented as a seductive darkness, a veiled space where everyday forms acquire a new dimension of mystery and retreat.
Santiago Vélez Salamanca / Curator
Tenuous, 2019
Through the use of red papers, this series explores the sense of imminent danger in the contemporary night. The urban atmosphere is captured not from literality, but from the vibrant tension of its surfaces and the austerity of the stroke.
Eduardo Serrano / Curator
Installation & Gallery View
