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Argentina
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1989
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Pseudo Cromático is an Argentinean artist born in 1989.
Latin American tradition has a remarkable influence in the works of young artist Pseudo Cromático. Some of his works have elements of pre-Columbian civilizations, like the Mayan, Aztec or Inca culture. But he transformed them into pop creatures with flashy colors, combining them with typographic elements and lettering.
Pseudo Cromático has participated in several collective art shows; his work has been showcased at MNBA, National Museum of Fine Arts and the Alliance Française. His paintings are also a part of private collections in Argentina, Madrid and Peru.
Latin American tradition has a remarkable influence in the works of young artist Pseudo Cromático. Some of his works have elements of pre-Columbian civilizations, like the Mayan, Aztec or Inca culture. But he transformed them into pop creatures with flashy colors, combining them with typographic elements and lettering.
Pseudo Cromático has participated in several collective art shows; his work has been showcased at MNBA, National Museum of Fine Arts and the Alliance Française. His paintings are also a part of private collections in Argentina, Madrid and Peru.
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