Deeply respected by his peers, Ernesto Capdevila moves effortlessly between the verbal and visual, creating work that explores consciousness, belonging, memory, and the hidden territories of the subconscious mind.

Latin American artist Pablo Santibáñez Servat explores still life painting, symbolism, collecting, cultural identity, and the layered histories behind objects, offering insight into the personal and historical narratives that inform his work.

In this conversation, artist Pablo Santibáñez Servat discusses history, race, identity, symbolism, and the role of commercial illustration in shaping cultural memory, using his provocative painting Circus III as a lens through which to examine the complexities of the human experience.

These three South American artists, Pablo Santibáñez Servat, Giovanni Gellona, and Antonio Cavagnaro, possess great technical skill and fertile imaginations. They are each deeply rooted in symbology and cultural iconography which crosses ethnological divisions. All three manage to maintain a graceful sense of aesthetic values while communicating an often blood soaked narrative. They are, individually, an incredibly rare find, unicorns even, and I am incredibly grateful to work them.