Biography
Aubert Manuel
b. 1992, Querétaro, México
Manuel Aubert is a Mexican painter, born in Querétaro, México in 1992. He has always returned to his hometown, after living and working in parts of the Americas and Europe alongside contemporary painters and poets.
Aubert’s visceral canvases vividly display the nostalgic souls of Mexican folklore. His subjects never hide the sadness, loneliness, decadence and marginality. Aubert is a faithful believer in amateurism and free painting.
Manuel Aubert is currently working on his next solo collection and his second poetry book about gypsy culture.
Selected Exhibitions
Borracho de plata en Broadway, Gauja Goof Life Galerie, Querétaro, México.
Second Exhibition of the compilation of paintings and poetry Toro y langosta, Feria del Libro Madrid, El Camba, Madrid.
First Exhibition of the compilation of paintings and poetry Toro y langosta, Wine and Poetry Festival, Colchagua, Chile.
Manuel Aubert, Galaxia de Cúchares, Plaza de toros Santa María, Querétaro, México.
Manuel Aubert’s work has been recognized by contemporary free jazz, country and gypsy artists such as Peter Evans, Sierra Ferrell, Sean Rowe, Christian Lillinger, Charley Crockett, José de los Camarones and Octavio García “El Payo”, and by a long list of bullfighters in México and Spain.
