Installation images by Daniel Terna 
                            
                            
                                    
                                    Installation images by Daniel Terna 
                            
                            Pedro Diego Alvarado-Rivera Mexican, b. 1956
                                Reflejos de Naranjas Chinas, 2024
                            
                                    Oil on linen
36.75 x 42.3 in
93.3 x 107.4 cm
                                    93.3 x 107.4 cm
Further images
                                   Using his interest in international travel and love for his Mexican roots, Alvarado features the fruit Naranjas Chinas, a type of orange from Southeast Asia brought to the Americas through...
                        
                    
                                                    Using his interest in international travel and love for his Mexican roots, Alvarado features the fruit Naranjas Chinas, a type of orange from Southeast Asia brought to the Americas through The Manila Galleon (Nao de China)—Alvarado remarks on the significance of this fruit and its impact on Mexican culture and global commerce. The painting style used in Reflejos de Naranjas Chinas stands out from his usual, detailed realism, instead utilizing an impressionistic approach, creating depth and shapes through fewer strokes and more intentional contrast.
                    
                    
                Literature
Kelly, Brian P. “‘Contemporary Bodegones’ and ‘Monomythology’ Reviews: Yesterday’s Subjects, Today’s Artists” The Wall Street Journal, August 2, 2024.Dorfman, John. “True South: Latin American Art Rising.” Art & Object, December 2024. (illustrated)
