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 CARLOS BELTRAN ARECHIGA
with a style that blends figuration and abstrac- tion in a dynamic, thought-provoking manner.
His work delves into the spaces “in-between,” inviting viewers to consider the complex layers
of existence, belonging, and the structures that shape human experience. As both a painter and an immigrant, Arechiga’s compositions resonate with the richness of his personal journey, bridging the diverse worlds he inhabits through vibrant, intri- cate visual narratives. His canvases serve as both personal explorations and universal reflections, often incorporating textures and materials—like worn construction tarps—imbued with history and memory. By weaving together organic and geometric forms, Arechiga constructs layered
Arechiga offers insights into the core ele- ments that drive his artistic vision: existential ambiguity, the interplay between abstract and representational elements, and the evocative tension that defines his signature style. His exploration of social structures, environmental justice, and cultural dissonance comes to life
in his responses, unveiling an artistic process grounded in empathy, resilience, and a relentless quest for understanding. Readers are invited into a rare and intimate conversation that reveals not only the depth of Arechiga’s artistry but also his unwavering commitment to crafting spaces for introspection and collective dialogue.
How do you define existential ambiguity in your work, and how does it influence your artistic process?
Redefining the American Dream
 An exploration of aspiration and exclusion through evocative visuals that challenge traditional narratives of success and belonging
Carlos Beltran Arechiga discusses the themes of existential ambiguity, identity, and social structures in his art, inviting viewers to reflect on their
Carlos Beltran Arechiga, a visionary artist deeply attuned to themes of identity, cultural nuance, and envi- ronmental interconnectedness, stands at the forefront of contemporary art
commentaries on balance, conflict, and harmony within a world defined by both its aspirations and its exclusions.
own experiences.
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M“y exploration of subjects that strive for balance, without adhering to any single extreme, is deeply rooted in my personal experiences as an immigrant living in Los Angeles."
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