Norman Gonzalez

Norman González Artcore is a Colombian visual artist whose practice unfolds at the intersection of academic drawing, chiaroscuro, and contemporary pointillism as languages ​​for investigating the tensions experienced by individuals within contemporary society. His work lies at the intersection of figurative representation and symbolic construction, using the image as a space to question power, identity, alienation, morality, and the systems that condition human behavior.
From graphite drawings, he has constructed an introspective visual universe where the body becomes the stage for psychological and social conflicts. Impossible architectures, labyrinths, mirrors, puppets, fragmented figures, and ambiguous scenarios appear recurrently as metaphors for the invisible structures that regulate contemporary life. More than illustrating social problems, his works seek to reveal how these are internalized by the individual, shaping their own perception of reality.
Simultaneously, she develops a line of research based on pointillism, a technique she transforms into a contemporary language through the use of color and the patient accumulation of thousands of dots. In this work, she explores themes related to nature, contemplation, spirituali...

Bachillerato comercial Colegio Santa Juana de Arco

Tecnólogo en Sistemas y Redes de Computo SENA (Servicio Nacional de Aprendizaje)

Curso virtual de diseño e ilustración digital (Corel Discovery Center)

Artista y Pintor (Edutin Academy)

2025 Festiva Furia (Exposición en la Universidad del Valle) Cali, Colombia.
2018 Twitter Art Exhibit Australia.
2017 Twitter Art Exhibit London, UK
2014 Craneandola, Bogotá, Colombia.
2010 Graffiti y Mural 2010, Cali, Colombia.