JuannaPedro

Edo Mess

"In his recent work "Edo Mess", Juanna Pedro delves into the essence of the colloquially named 'Edo Mex' - the State of México. This area, encircling Mexico City, notorious for its sprawling industrial landscapes and densely populated towns, has a complex narrative of beauty and grit. Particularly, the piece describes the road to Ecatepec — where the artist's father hails from . Portrayed with a nuanced lens, the artist captures its grey vistas and vibrant mountains, reflecting on the transformation of landscapes in industrial and peripheral zones, interweaving personal memories with the broader narrative of environmental and societal evolution and the beauty found in modern outskirts."

Piece created for Accomparts Auction "Digital Nostalga", curated by Brendan Tadler.

JuannaPedro

Juann Pedro is an eclectic, multidisciplinary artist from Xochimilco, Mexico Holding a degree in Filmmaking from CENTRO, this artist is currently pursuing a Master's Degree in Visual Arts at UNAM. HIs digital artistry delves into the richness of Mexican biodiversity and cultural heritage, drawing inspiration from 1990s digital aesthetics and video games nostalgia.

His film work includes collaborations with renowned brands like Opening Ceremony, Carla Fernández, Tiempos and Barragán, and has worked alongside artists like Meth Math and Akiva Alpert, among others.

The artist's creations have been showcased in a variety of galleries across Mexico City, New York, London, Montreal, Wroclaw, Bogotá, Guadalajara, in addition to notable online platforms. This includes two solo exhibitions.

Exhibitions

OkDigitalWorld, curated by Ugo Digi on Objkt.

Nuevas Dimensiones, curated by Galafete on Zora.

Digital Alchemy, curated by Alfredo Arévalo for The Wrong Biennale.

Null Byte Injection, curated by Daniel Alexandru Florea for The Wrong Biennale 06.

Patadas de Ahogadx, curated Neotortilleria in Centro Cultural Kappa.

Proof of People by VerticalCryptoArt, curated by Refraction, in Zero Space, New York.

Hasta La Discordia Siempre, curated by Grupo Ascencio, in Armen Daguer, Guadalajara.

Paisajes de México, in Galeria Winda, Wroclaw.

Imperfections, in Verse Works, London.

Líneas Borrosas, curated by Igor Zigor, in Gama Crea Gallery, Mexico City.

On Crypto Art’s Mexican Roots, written by Alonso Cedillo.

Raised by Clones, curated by Merlina Rañi, in the Museum of Crypto Art.

Raised by Clones, written by Merlina Rañi, Medium.

Featured in Prominent Collections NFTs:

Agrippa Nicolas Sasson FvckRender Francoise Gamma Jaime Gourlay Physical: Avant Dev (México City) Bexpo (Mexico City)

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