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LA MAGIA DE UN BESO, 2024 Cerámica FA01 29 x 90 in MXN $380,000.00
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SERENATA A LA LUNA, 2025 Bordado intervenido pictoricamente FA30 59 x 47 in MXN 420,000.00
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AMOR INFINITO, 2025 Óleo sobre tela FA02 51 x 40 in MXN $230,000.00
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LOS MIRONES, 2025 Óleo sobre tela FA04 42 x 47.2 in MXN $260,000.00
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EL BESO, 2025 Óleo sobre tela FA05 47.2 x 47.2 in MXN $260,000.00
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EL GUITARRISTA, 2024 Bordado intervenido pictóricamente FA06 3.7 x 35.5 in MXN $195,000.00
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PAREJA DE ELEFANTES, 2025 Óleo sobre tela FA07 39.3 x 51.1 in MXN $230,000.00
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SERENATA, 2025 De La Serie El Cortejo Óleo sobre tela FA09 47.2 x 59 in MXN $295,000.00
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EL RITUAL, 2025 De la serie e El Cortejo Óleo sobre tela FA13 59 x 47.2 in MXN $295,000.00
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NIÑA GRITONA, 2025 Mixografía FA28 23.6 x 31.5 in MXN $40,000.oo
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PAREJA DE NIÑOS, 2025 Mixografía FA29 23.6 x 31.5 in MXN $45,500.00
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EL BESO, 2025 Óleo sobre tela FA05 47.2 x 47.2 in MXN $267,000.00
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CONVIVIENDO EN ARMONIA, 2025 Óleo sobre tela FA33 39.3 x 51 in MXN $230,000.00
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CHAPULÍN, 2012 Bronce FA11 11 x 28 x 9.8 in MXN $85,000.00
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LIBÉLULA, 2015 Bronce FA26 25 x 20 x 5.5 in MXN $145,000.00
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PAPÁ RINOCERONTE, 2025 Cerámica FA15 13 x 26.7 x 10.6 in MXN $195,000.00
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MAMÁ RINOCERONTE, 2025 Cerámica FA16 10.6 x 21.2 x 7.5 in MXN $175,000.00
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BEBÉ RINOCERONTE, 2024 Cerámica FA24 9.5 x 9.5 x 8 in MXN $95,000.00
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ARCA DE NOÉ, 2018 Bronce FA18 15.7 x 41.7 x 20.8 in MXN $550,000.00
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PAPÁ SAPO, 2013 Bronce FA19 18 x 22.4 x 23.6 in MXN $285,000.00
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CORTEJANDO AL LAGO, 2023 Bronce FA20 16 x 14 x 8.6 in MNX $160,000.00
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EL BESO, 2022 Bronce FA21 20.5 x 29.5 x 7 in MNX $240,000.00
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TRENZAS AL AIRE, 2018 Bronce FA22 30.3 x 35.8 x 20 in MXN $430,000.00
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LLOVIENDO EN EL AMAZONAS, 2019 Bronce FA23 33.5 x 21.6 x 13.7 in MXN $330,000.00
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MENSAJEROS DE FELICIDAD,2020 Bronce FA25 23.3 x 11.8 x 11.8 in MXN $245,000.00
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GALLO, 2015 Bronce FA31 24.4 x 22.8 x 8.6 in MXN $160,000.00
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Fernando Andriacci (b. 1972, San Juan Bautista Cuicatlán, Oaxaca, Mexico) is a leading figure in contemporary Mexican art, celebrated for his exuberant visual language that bridges ancestral symbolism and modern invention. Raised in Oaxaca City from the age of eight, he received formal training at the Casa de la Cultura Oaxaqueña and later at the Rufino Tamayo Visual Arts Workshop, where he developed strong foundations in drawing, painting, and printmaking. By age twelve, Andriacci was already selling his first works, and by seventeen, he was exhibiting alongside established Oaxacan painters. His practice encompasses painting, sculpture, and monumental public art, characterized by chromatic intensity, fantastical creatures, geometric structures, and layered textures. Andriacci constructs a visual universe where joy, irony, and cultural memory coexist. His signature motifs,zoomorphic and anthropomorphic figures rendered in vibrant, saturated palettes, draw on pre-Hispanic mythologies, natural forms, and contemporary social themes. Since the 1990s, Andriacci has maintained a prolific exhibition schedule in Mexico and internationally, with major shows in Germany, Japan, Colombia, Italy, and the United States. His works are held in prominent public and private collections, and his monumental sculptures are installed in cities such as Oaxaca, Mexico City, Querétaro, and Zacatlán de las Manzanas. Notably, Andriacci has been a pioneer in advocating for the presence of contemporary art in public urban spaces. Despite facing opposition from conservative sectors, he has remained committed to democratizing access to art, seeing it as a tool for civic joy and social transformation. Works such as La Luciérnaga and La Elefanta de la Abundancia have become symbolic landmarks, integrating sculpture, color, and storytelling into the urban fabric. His recent projects continue to challenge aesthetic norms, including the series Irreverencias and experimental sculptures created from repurposed materials. In 2024, his large-scale portrait of Benito Juárez was installed at the Museo Vivo del Muralismo, a permanent contribution to Mexico’s tradition of politically engaged muralism. Through an ever-evolving body of work, Fernando Andriacci merges technical mastery with poetic imagination, reaffirming the role of the artist as both creator and cultural bridge. His work is an invitation to see the world not only as it is, but as it might be, enchanted, playful, and powerfully alive.
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