Eduardo Cardozo: The Other Side

September 8 – November 12, 2016

Eduardo Cardozo
The Other Side, 2016
Oil on canvas
59h x 106 3/10w in
Eduardo Cardozo
Decision, 2016
Oil on canvas
92 1/2h x 132w in
Eduardo Cardozo
The Dream, 2016
Oil on canvas
47 1/4h x 106 1/4w in
Eduardo Cardozo
Falling, 2016
Oil on canvas
59h x 96 1/2w in
 
Eduardo Cardozo
Floating, 2016
Oil on canvas
31 1/2h x 39 1/3w in
Eduardo Cardozo
Untitled, 2016
Oil on paper
30h x 22 2/5w in
Eduardo Cardozo
Untitled, 2016
Oil on paper
30h x 22 1/2w in
Eduardo Cardozo
Untitled, 2016
Oil on paper
30h x 22 2/5w in
Eduardo Cardozo
Untitled, 2016
Oil on paper
30h x 22 1/2w in
Eduardo Cardozo
Untitled, 2016
Oil on paper
30h x 22 1/2w in
 
Eduardo Cardozo
Illusion 2, 2016
Acrylic on Canvas
42h x 61 1/2w in
Eduardo Cardozo
Removal Series II, 2016
Acrylic on Canvas
35 1/2h x 76 3/4w in
Eduardo Cardozo
Removal Series III, 2016
Acrylic on Canvas
53h x 80w in
 
Eduardo Cardozo
At the Same Time II, 2016
Acrylic on Canvas
49 3/4h x 78 3/4w in
 
Eduardo Cardozo
Sky Wall (Cielo en la Pared), 2016
Acrylic on Canvas
47 1/4h x 56 1/4w in
Eduardo Cardozo
Evanescent, 2016
Acrylic on Canvas
39 1/2h x 59w in
 

Press Release

Latin American Contemporary Art (LaCa) Projects is pleased to announce the opening of The Other Side, a first-time collaboration with Uruguayan artist Eduardo Cardozo beginning on September 8, 2016. In his LaCa debut, Cardozo gracefully integrates figurative and abstract paintings, depicting complex and familiar natural imagery that makes each piece universally accessible. His compositions exhibit layers of subdued lines, forms and colors, which all contribute to a weathered appearance characteristic of the body of work. Cardozo’s abstract series suggests the residue of human presence, implying a depth that transcends singular perspective. Likewise, his figurative series evades the constraints of defined references, instead focusing on the transformation and spontaneity of its vaporous subjects. The result is a collection that embodies Cardozo’s stunning ability to transfer the soothing atmosphere of his paintings to their subjects. 

Eduardo Cardozo is a painter currently residing in his birthplace, Montevideo, Uruguay. After graduating from the National School of Fine Arts in 1990, Cardozo traveled to Europe studying in France, under an award by the Paul Cézanne Salon, and Italy, under Luis Camnitzer, esteemed printmaker and founder of New York Graphic Workshop. Both experiences matured his artistic process and scholarship facilitating numerous subsequent exhibitions, notably at the Museum Nacional de Artes Visuales in Uraguay, Praxis Gallery in Buenos Aires, the Museo de América in Madrid and the Cervantes Institute in Barcelona. As a result, Cardozo has amassed a number of awards and recognitions, an achievement that merely formalizes the talent immediately evident upon interaction with his work. 

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