Alejandro Acevedo (Mexico City, 1991) is a visual artist with a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Visual Arts from UNAM. His work has been recognized with the Young Creators Grant (FONCA/SACPC) and the Acquisition Award at the Artemergente National Biennial in Monterrey. He has exhibited in Mexico, Russia, and Colombia. He has been selected for national competitions such as the International Miniature Art Exhibition, the Joaquín Clausell Painting Biennial, and the Alfredo Zalce Biennial. He currently lives and works in Mexico City.

In my paintings and assemblages, I use geometry and color in an exploration of space oriented towards elementary forms and dynamic contrasts. My processes shift between the treatment of the plane and its expansion into three-dimensionality, alternating between traditional formats and the construction of unconventional supports made of wood and stainless steel.

My practice develops within the tension between gesture and structure, where organic rhythms and geometric patterns combine, disrupting predictability and giving rise to the unexpected. A sense of instability and ambiguity prevails in my compositions, which challenges conventional perception, inviting the viewer to reconcile the body and intuition as the foundations of experience.