Carlos Vega's contemporary realism is a pictorial exploration where rigorous technique meets everyday scenes from the art world. Paintings from bags, catalogs and museums reveal the beauty in the ordinary. Visit it in Medellín or discover the exhibition online.

Latin American art has gained unprecedented relevance on the global scene. In recent years, collectors, museums and cultural institutions around the world have turned their gaze to Latin America, recognizing in its artists a creative force that combines identity, history and a deep symbolic charge.

Fernando Botero, the world's most recognized Colombian artist, has left an indelible mark on the history of art. His approach characterized by voluminous figures is not only an aesthetic exploration, but also a means to communicate profound messages about culture, history and the human condition.

“Art is a child's thing” is the expression that has accompanied the production of the Barranquilla artist Javier Caraballo, who with his paintings proposes a plastic language based on the stages of artistic development of children.

Carlos Vega's painting is part of a realist tradition that, far from limiting itself to mimesis, seeks to reveal the complexity of the present through a precise and silent gaze.