Alfredo Alonso

Alfredo Alonso López, an industrial engineer and mexican plastic artist, born in Mexico City in 1969, a painter since he was a child, has taken several courses and painting workshops, but his training has been mainly self-taught. Alfredo Alonso recognizes himself as a lover of mexican culture and that is why most of his work has been focused on representing symbols, characters, dreams, motives and places of his country. His work has been exhibited with great success in Mexico, Europe and the United States, participating in different events such as the National Convention of Tourism in Mexico City, at the Cultural August Festival in the City of Ameca, Jalisco, Mexico, in Crisolart Galleries Barcelona, ​​Spain, at Crisolart Galleries New York, at The Poet's Den Gallery & Theater, New York and recently at the Castello di Soncino (Rocca Sforzesca), Italy. In addition, Alfredo Alonso was selected by the Avon Company to intervene the sculpture of a kiss in support of the Avon Crusade Against Breast Cancer 2013 and his work has been published in different magazines, including the magazine Arthmosphere the Art Perspective and in the magazine Peruvian "Pacific for America and for the world." The beautiful work of Alfredo Alonso is character...

Industrial engineer. He has taken several courses and painting workshops, but his training has been mainly self-taught.

His work has been exhibited with great success in Mexico, Europe and the United States, participating in different events such as the National Convention of Tourism in Mexico City, at the Cultural August Festival in the City of Ameca, Jalisco, Mexico, in Crisolart Galleries Barcelona, ​​Spain, at Crisolart Galleries New York, at The Poet's Den Gallery & Theater, New York and recently at the Castello di Soncino (Rocca Sforzesca), Italy. In addition, Alfredo Alonso was selected by the Avon Company to intervene the sculpture of a kiss in support of the Avon Crusade Against Breast Cancer 2013 and his work has been published in different magazines, including the magazine Arthmosphere the Art Perspective and in the magazine Peruvian "Pacific for America and for the world."