Roberto Rivadeneira (b. 1991) Quito - Ecuador
My work navigates the dynamic interplay between technology and abstraction, challenging conventional perceptions of space, form, and light. Central to my practice is the concept of relations—how different elements interact and influence one another.
I use technology as my primary medium, pushing beyond traditional art practices to explore new dimensions. Digital manipulation allows me to stretch the boundaries of materials, creating works that transform everyday scenes into layered, abstract compositions. This process opens up new avenues of artistic expression and conceptual depth.
My focus on abstraction is not just about capturing the essence of reality but transforming it. Through this transformation, I invite viewers to engage with my work in a dialogue that questions their perceptions and the relationships they have with their surroundings.
I approach my creations with a playful yet methodical mindset, experimenting with form, materiality, and color. These elements are not just aesthetic choices; they carry symbolic meanings that prompt viewers to reconsider their perceptions and the world around them.
In essence, my practice is an ongoing exploration of the boundaries between the real and the abstract, the physical and the digital, the observed and the perceived. I aim to create a layered narrative that unsettles conventional understandings of art, technology, and everyday life, inviting us to rethink the spaces we inhabit and the relations we form within them.