Trillizos Torres Pacheco

We Leonel, Lorenzo, and Luis Torres Pacheco (Mexico, 1996) are triplets and we consider ourselves as a unique artistic entity.

From a very young age we knew that our professional path would have to do with collaboration. Such thinking was developing and gaining strength as we progressed in our artistic projects. We saw that our works together had a much stronger energy than those that we worked separately. So, our own experience led us to a certain path that became so relevant in our training that it became the driving force behind our production and this has defined us as a natural artistic collective.

Painting is the expressive form that we use the most in our work, which generally has the characteristic of being figurative with strong references to reality, to the metaphysical and to the fantasy, with properties of hyper-realism and photorealism. However, we do not confine ourselves to a single style and/or technique but we also really like to experiment with new production methods because we strongly believe that letting ourselves be carried away by the circumstances that life itself presents us can lead to new results that can even complement the production and creative process.

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Bachelor’s degree in Visual Arts from the Universidad Autónoma de Baja California Campus Tijuana (2014-2018).

They made an Artistic Residency at the M.A.C. House Leusden Museum in The Netherlands, where their exhibition titled “Human relations and emotions” was shown. Besides, they gave two workshops at Jans Pakhuys (Amersfoort) and Multimedia Station Hilversum (September, 2018).

They made an Artistic Residency as a student mobility at the International Dynamic Museum of Contemporary Art in Marche, Italy from August to November, 2017 (scholarship by the UABC Foundation and supported by the Build A Miracle Foundation), where their art show called “Where are we?” was exhibited.

They were part of the scholarship program “Artistic Talents: Values of Baja California”, coordinated by PhD Zarema Tchibirova (r.i.p.) of the Culture Institute of Baja California for five years (2010-2015).

They have had individual and collective local, state, national, and international exhibitions in different institutes, galleries, and alternative spaces (Baja California, Chihuahua, Mexico City, Mexico; California, USA; Marche, Italy; Leusden, The Netherlands).