Alejandro Acevedo (Mexico City, 1991). Visual Artist. He holds a master's degree in Fine Arts and a bachelor's degree in Fine Arts from UNAM.
His practice focuses on painting, in relation to the treatment of the plane, the surface, and the support. He uses geometric language as a means to explore the dynamics of form and color, based on a constructive exercise that oscillates between structure and gesture, aimed at challenging the mechanisms of logical thinking by transcending its archetypal schemes and shaping alternative visual systems. His work is characterized by a preference for simplicity, precision, and diversity, moving between traditional formats and experimental devices that condense a subtle irony and an openness to ambiguity. His work has been selected in national competitions like the Tenth Ibero-American Exhibition of Miniature and Small Format Art (2024), the Joaquín Clausell Painting Biennial (2023), the Alfredo Zalce National Biennial of Painting and Printmaking (2022), the Ibero Puebla de los Angeles Biennial (2019), the National Experimental Video Contest (2017), and the Artemergente Monterrey National Biennial (2017); as well as in the international festivals Bad Videoart Festival (2020), Festival Sur Aural (2019) and The Wrong Biennale (2017).
Among his distinctions are the Young Creators Grant from the Ministry of Culture in the Painting category (2024 - 2025) and the Acquisition Award of the National Biennial Artemergente Monterrey (2017).