Meet Loro Masnah,
"Lorenzo Masnah, a visionary Colombian-born artist, curator, and entrepreneur, has carved a unique path through the contemporary art world, blending a keen socio-political sensibility with a profound aesthetic vision. With dual residences in the vibrant cultural hubs of Colombia and the United States, Masnah's work transcends borders, speaking a universal language of artistry and social critique.
Masnah's artistic journey began with a groundbreaking solo exhibition in his Bogota apartment, where he unveiled his seminal work, "Nuevos Tiempos," in 2010. This self-published book marked the genesis of a career dedicated to challenging the status quo and redefining artistic boundaries.
In 2013, Masnah captivated the art world with his debut exhibition, "Third World Pages," at the prestigious Fuse Gallery NYC in New York City. This transformative show featured a mesmerizing collection of mixed-media works on metal, offering a poignant commentary on contemporary media and its impact on our collective memory.
A prolific author, Masnah has published three critically acclaimed books that delve deep into the realms of memory and social critique. "Nuevos Tiempos" (2010) and "Alias" (2011) are powerful explorations of identity and popular culture, while his latest work, "Nuevos Tiempos II" (2018), continues to push the boundaries of artistic expression.
Masnah's work is not confined to the walls of galleries and museums; it spills out into the streets, engaging with the public in a profound and meaningful way. His iconic mural in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, is a testament to his ability to merge street art with digital media, creating a captivating visual narrative that transcends traditional artistic forms.
Masnah's latest project, “The Noosphere Tribe,” is a bold and ambitious exploration of contemporary culture, using media image intervention, collage techniques, and NFT icons to create a powerful and thought-provoking commentary on the complexities of our modern world. As Masnah continues to push the boundaries of contemporary art, his work serves as a poignant reminder of the transformative power of artistic expression."
