
Black hole, 2021, exhibition view. HilbertRaum, Berlin.
Black Hole, 2021
Solo show at HilbertRaum, Berlin
The Black hole works comprise a series of 10 ink drawings on paper, and one large-scale digital print. Dramatizing zoomed-in, intimate encounters, an interweaving of darkness and light reveals bodies engaged in sex as much as mutual strangulation. Pedroza’s handling of positive and negative space creates a sense of movement. These bodies are spilling past an event horizon – toward a singularity bereft of pain, where an intimate connection between living beings is nevertheless possible.
The paradoxes implied by singularity are intuitively recast by these ambiguous forms. The figures depicted intertwine, dissolve, and find their own autonomous rhythm at the cusp of drops of black ink. Pedroza’s chosen medium points back to the presence of the artist, whose subconscious and intuition filters into these swirling bodies.
Exhibition text excerpt by Lotta Pick and Jeffrey Grunthaner

Black hole #2, 2022, Ink on paper, 35 x 50 cm

Black hole #3, 2022, Ink on Paper, 35 x 50 cm

Black hole #4, 2022, Ink on Paper, 35 x 50 cm

Black hole #5, 2022, Ink on Paper, 35 x 50 cm

Black hole #1, Poster. 180 x 174 cm. ot posterwall, curated by studio other types, Hamburg, 2021

Black hole, 2021, exhibition view. HilbertRaum, Berlin.
Black Hole, 2021
Solo show at HilbertRaum, Berlin
The Black hole works comprise a series of 10 ink drawings on paper, and one large-scale digital print. Dramatizing zoomed-in, intimate encounters, an interweaving of darkness and light reveals bodies engaged in sex as much as mutual strangulation. Pedroza’s handling of positive and negative space creates a sense of movement. These bodies are spilling past an event horizon – toward a singularity bereft of pain, where an intimate connection between living beings is nevertheless possible.
The paradoxes implied by singularity are intuitively recast by these ambiguous forms. The figures depicted intertwine, dissolve, and find their own autonomous rhythm at the cusp of drops of black ink. Pedroza’s chosen medium points back to the presence of the artist, whose subconscious and intuition filters into these swirling bodies.
Exhibition text excerpt by Lotta Pick and Jeffrey Grunthaner

Black hole #2, 2022, Ink on paper, 35 x 50 cm

Black hole #3, 2022, Ink on Paper, 35 x 50 cm

Black hole #4, 2022, Ink on Paper, 35 x 50 cm

Black hole #5, 2022, Ink on Paper, 35 x 50 cm

Black hole #1, Poster. 180 x 174 cm. ot posterwall, curated by studio other types, Hamburg, 2021