▷ Invasion Gama 3. From The Series Invasion Gama by Fredy Saul Serrano, 2019 | Mixed Media Painting Bargain

This artwork is a striking digital composition featuring a meticulously arranged collage of motorcycle components that form an intriguing, symmetrical pattern. Set against a minimalist white background, the vivid red and metallic hues dominate the composition, evoking a sense of speed and precision. The central focal point is a streamlined motorcycle, perfectly aligned vertically, leading the viewer’s eye effortlessly from top to bottom. Each mechanical element is intricately detailed, showcasing the artist’s thorough understanding of engineering and aesthetics. The juxtaposition of mechanical parts creates an abstract silhouette, inviting viewers to explore the interplay between technology and art. This piece showcases a unique blend of industrial design with artistic expression, capturing the essence of modern transportation while maintaining an elegant simplicity. Its balance of form and function makes it a compelling focal point for any contemporary art collection.

This series of analog collages is constructed from precise assemblages of printed fragments, forming symmetrical compositions that suggest entities or emissaries from an alternate cosmic order. The work integrates visual resources from contemporary graphic material and industrial elements, reorganized into organic-mechanical structures. This system of pieces offers an abstract reading of the tension between the expansion of human consumerism and the emergence of a new self-regulating nature, translated into morphologies that evoke symbolic artifacts from a non-human dimension.

Serrano’s artistic work centers on an interest in exploring his territory and its representation. In recent years, he has focused on the natural sciences as an object of study for his research and creation, seeking to establish connections between remembered events and other fictions in his imagination. This line of work emerges from the investigations he has conducted in a territory called Laguna, whose meaning expands into synonyms and/or other definitions of the word—for example, when speaking of a “mental gap”—which are translated into the visual metaphors of this place, constructed from childhood memories.

Assembly made with paper cutouts from magazines on cotton paper. Signed on the back Image size: 19 x 13 cm. Paper size: 45 x 45 cm.