Loreto Riveros

It is the sacredness of an ordinary object and the irony of the consume; but not as a critique, more like a consecrate to the product and to the real function it will never have, being a painting, being non physical language. The painting gives value to the image; the object interpretation and its final appearance, make the object seem as a "valuable jewel". The painting becomes a product again, a publicity element of massive and personal consume. The paintings return to the place where they were objects of admiration and contemplation, recovering the lost "soul" of the actual aesthetics. ---Oil on Canvas, 37 x 59 inches each.