ABOUT

Andrés Ciccone (b. Venezuela) is a contemporary artist based between Paris and New York, whose practice attends to the unstable edge between image and structure. His work moves through painting, sculpture, and installation, tracing the material vocabularies of memory, construction, and place.

His practice unfolds along two directions: a series of resolved geometric studies rooted in the language of concentric form, and Esquinas — folded and broken canvases that physically occupy architectural corners, using the language of collapse to speak to fracture and displacement.

Ciccone is represented by AR Gallery, Paris. Recent exhibitions include Foyer Fragmenté (AR Gallery, Paris, 2026) and Hidden Messages (ACENTRICSPACE, Shanghai, 2025).