Jesus Jimenez

Figurative and abstract forms of numbers are juxtaposed with speed and repetition in my practice to create an individual and subjective plastic universe. The use of conceptual art, visual poetry, numbers, transactions, and symbols, as well as their uses, influences the art I produce. Numbers and their concept are recurring themes in my artistic practice. The order, the objects, the trail, and the space are the triggering elements for the creation of my creative essays, which generally coincide and merge with distances, time, and/or mathematical operations. For a moment, I decontextualise, order, and choreograph objects in abnormal situations to capture my ideas in space. In these actions, not necessarily narrative but descriptive of a particular reality, I find myself adapting to the space and time that surround me.

· PhD in Research and Production in Arts (2024), Polytechnic Valencia University, Spain.

· MA in Photography (2007), London College of Communication, University of the Arts London.

· B.A. in Managerial Finance (2000), ITESM Campus Guadalajara, Mexico.

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

● “Numerical Methaschemes” - Helio Oiticica project, Helio Oiticica Municipal Arts Center, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (2023).
● “Synesthesia” - Cable-Depot, London, U.K. (2019).
● “Mathematical Anagrams” - Libertad Gallery, Querétaro, México. (2018).
● “Mathematical Anagrams” - Clavijero Cultural Center, México (2017).
● “Circular Transactions” - F Photography Gallery, The American States Organization Museum, Washington, D.C. (2015).
● “Current Assets” - Art Space, México (2015).
● “Equidistant Positions” - MACAZ, Morelia, México (2014).
● “Energy Traces” - La Miscelanea Gallery, Meéxico (2014).
● “After Move” - Sala veinte 22, Guadalajara, México (2014).
● “Ludens” - Ex Colegio Jesuita Pátzcuaro, México (2013).
● “Transactions” - The Moving Gallery, Omaha, Nebraska, USA (2013).
● “Energy Traces” - Colorado Photographic Arts Center, Denver, USA, (2011).
● “Energy Traces” - the Center for Fine Art Photography, USA (2010).
● “Termia Phase I” - Vigo University, Spain (2008).
● “Instante Detonado” - National Anthropology and History Institute Photography Archive Pachuca, Mexico (2007).
● “Instant Detonated“ - Museo Arte Zapopan, México (2006).
● “Agora” - Cultural University Center, Morelia, México (2006).
● “Agora" - Gua...