Teyolia, lo que da vida a la gente
Oil, Wool on Canvas
20x16in
$2,960
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Jorge Humberto Tapia Perez
Germany
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 15.7x19.7in
About this artwork
Every year, the monarch butterfly migrates from Canada to Mexico. It reaches its destination between September and October and appears in early November – a time that coincides with the most intense days of remembrance for the dead.
For the cultures in Michoacán and the State of Mexico, this simultaneity had a special significance: The monarch butterfly was understood as the carrier of the souls of the deceased, returning to the world of the living.…
The work is executed in oil on canvas and enhanced by the use of glitter, which acts as a fragile surface between visibility and dissolution.
In “Ya vienen”, the butterfly does not represent loss, but arrival. It heralds presence, continuity, and return.
Movement becomes memory, flight becomes transition.
What comes does not appear threatening, but rather carried by memory – as part of an ongoing cycle in which life and death remain intertwined.
For the cultures in Michoacán and the State of Mexico, this simultaneity had a special significance: The monarch butterfly was understood as the carrier of the souls of the deceased, returning to the world of the living.…
The work is executed in oil on canvas and enhanced by the use of glitter, which acts as a fragile surface between visibility and dissolution.
In “Ya vienen”, the butterfly does not represent loss, but arrival. It heralds presence, continuity, and return.
Movement becomes memory, flight becomes transition.
What comes does not appear threatening, but rather carried by memory – as part of an ongoing cycle in which life and death remain intertwined.
Jorge Humberto Tapia Perez
Germany
Credentials
- Works on commission
Jorge Humberto Tapia Perez, a Mexican-German artist with a medical background, works primarily with oil on canvas and incorporates materials such as chalk, sand, metal, and textiles. His style interweaves contemporary figuration, anatomical precision, and baroque intensity, uniting controlled fragmentation, symbolic imagery, and Mesoamerican and European mythologies. His works open a space for emotional confrontation—reflecting vulnerability, transformation, and existential fragility, and inviting the viewer to engage with the full complexity of being human.
Jorge Humberto Tapia Perez
Ya vienen
$2,220
