Alejandro Acevedo (Mexico City, 1991). Visual artist. He holds a Master's degree in Visual Arts with a specialization in Painting and a Bachelor's degree in Visual Arts from UNAM. He has complemented his education with studies in sound art and contemporary artistic practices at institutions such as the Museo Universitario Arte Contemporáneo, the Academia de San Carlos, and the Centro de la Imagen.
His work has been exhibited in group shows in Mexico and abroad. He has been selected for various national competitions such as the Ibero-American Exhibition of Miniature and Small Format Art, the Joaquín Clausell National Painting Biennial, the Alfredo Zalce National Painting and Engraving Biennial, the Ibero Puebla Contemporary Art Biennial, the Monterrey National Emerging Art Biennial, among others.
He has been a Young Creators grant recipient in the category of Painting (2024-2025) and winner of the acquisition prize at the Monterrey National Emerging Art Biennial (2017).

In his paintings and assemblages, he uses geometry and color in spatial explorations that examine the perceptual effects resulting from placing opposing forces in tension, challenging the habitual, logical gaze.
His works move between the two-dimensional plane and three-dimensionality, alternating between traditional formats, mixed media, and the construction of unconventional supports made of stainless steel and wood.