Creíbamos que eso era todo (We thought that was all) by Rolando López • Wondereur

1 an exclusive artwork

“THESE are portraits of men who lived in Aguascalientes at the same time. They made a living collecting garbage, but they didn’t know that behind them were hills of industrial waste that could make them sick and kill them. To me, it’s very difficult to accept that the working conditions are still the same after a hundred years.”
— Artist Rolando López

Artist Rolando López is on Wondereur because influential curators such as Albertine de Galbert believe he is important and on the rise.

An original Mixed-Media by Aguascalientes-based artist Rolando López exclusively curated for Wondereur by relentless explorer of latin american art Albertine de Galbert.

Edition of 5

Original Mixed-Media

30 x 19 x 5

Unframed

SIGNED by the artist

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2 a top curator pick

Artist Rolando López curated by relentless explorer of Latin American art Albertine de Galbert

“There is something particularly sincere about Rolando's work. It's not another research project on art itself, but a reflection on how one can actually transform one's situation with art. It defends this idea that art is in life, discreetly operating changes.”

RELENTLESS EXPLORER OF LATIN AMERICAN ART • CURATOR • FOUNDER OF ARTESUR

After a year-long research trip to Latin America, Albertine de Galbert decided to create ARTESUR, a non-profit dedicated to Latin American contemporary art. Albertine is also the french advisor for La Fabrique des images, a residency program developed between Mexico and France by the Instituto Francés de América Latina in Mexico. Albertine has also curated exhibitions in galleries across Europe, such as the ADN Gallery in Barcelona and Palais de Tokyo in Paris.

3 an investigative photo documentary

Exclusive 19-page photo documentary from our investigative journalist team in collaboration with award-winning photojournalist Rafael del Río. Location: Aguascalientes, Mexico. Copyright Wondereur 2023.

MEET with artist Rolando López curated by relentless explorer of Latin American art Albertine de Galbert.

PHOTOJOURNALIST FOR WONDEREUR RAFAEL DEL RÍO

A seasoned photojournalist, Rafael del Rìo has worked with domestic and foreign publications for over 15 years. On three separate occasions, Rafael has been given the prestigious Jalisco Journalism Award.

4 an artist to invest in

Exclusive career analysis and market overview from our investigative journalist team.

GET the facts behind Rolando López’s success, career development and price. The value of his art is expected to significantly increase in the next few years.