Abraham Cruzvillegas

Mexican, born 1968

Self portrait when younger, walking down Tlapa mountains pretending to be Lucio Cabañas, 2012

self portrait when younger, walking down tlapa mountains pretending to be lucio cabañas by abraham cruzvillegas

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Medium: Sculpture, Chipboard panel, wood, iron, machete, plastic cover, bottle caps, ixtle fiber bag, thermo, iron nails and tire rubberbands
Size: 58.4 x 58.4 x 40 in. (148.3 x 148.3 x 101.6 cm.)

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Regen Projects

Los Angeles

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Movement: Contemporary Art

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