In a remarkable collaboration between renowned British-American artist Anthony James and Grupo Presidente, the first exhibition in Mexico of this celebrated creator of multidimensional works has opened at the Hotel Presidente Intercontinental Mexico City.
The exhibition, which features his latest creations, promises to be an immersive experience that invites visitors to explore space, light, and infinity through the lens of sacred geometry.
The international exhibition, which runs from October 10 to January 2024, offers art and culture lovers the opportunity to enter James’s fascinating world.
The artist is known for his focus on elements such as minimalism, transcendentalism, light and space and this is reflected in his work through sculptures and monumental installations made of stainless steel, glass and LED lights.
These pieces create mesmerizing optical illusions that challenge perception and transport viewers on a transcendental journey.
The Anthony James exhibition in Mexico is not only an artistic milestone but also a celebration of Grupo Presidente’s commitment to promoting art and culture in the community.
As part of its Hospedarte program, created 12 years ago at the initiative of Braulio Arsuaga Losada, CEO of Grupo Presidente, the company seeks to bring art closer to its guests and clients.
Anthony James’ exhibition is made up of 17 pieces from his latest collection, which transform the hotel lobby into a futuristic and captivating space. In addition to this exhibition, James is known for his monumental public installations, including an exhibition in Antarctica in the winter of 2023, where he became the first visual artist to exhibit his work on all seven continents.
This internationally relevant event represents a unique opportunity for Mexico City residents and visitors to immerse themselves in the intriguing world of Anthony James and explore his innovative artistic vision that fuses sacred geometry with light and space. For more information about the exhibition visit the hotel’s official website.
