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Arepa Mundi
A pop interpretation of one of Venezuela’s most recognizable symbols of identity, transformed by EDO into a contemporary visual language.
VIEW WORKSEach work begins as a dialogue between culture, memory and contemporary life. For those seeking more than an image: a connection.
START YOUR COLLECTIONEDO transforms everyday symbols into works that activate memory. His contemporary perspective moves through culture, affection, icons and landscapes that shape our personal and collective history.
Works signed by EDO Sanabria, produced in limited and certified editions, conceived to endure over time and become part of a meaningful collection.
LIMITED EDITION · HAND-FINISHED
Created for the centennial of Carlos Cruz-Diez, this work revisits his chromatic legacy through EDO’s contemporary perspective.
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LIMITED EDITION · HAND-FINISHED
Spray cans transformed into collectible pieces, originally used in the creation of the Master Jedis 100 mural in Wynwood, Miami.
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LIMITED EDITION · HAND-FINISHED
A series inspired by four essential works by Jesús Soto, in which EDO explores movement, perception and kinetic space.
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LIMITED EDITION · HAND-FINISHED
A tribute to Carlos Cruz-Diez as a master of Venezuelan kinetic art, connecting his legacy with popular culture through EDO’s visual language.
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DISCOVER THE WORKS
A curated selection of limited editions and small-format works, conceived as an introduction to the world of EDO.
Culture of Masses and Tables Collection
EDO transforms everyday symbols of Latin American culture into a contemporary cartography of memory, migration, family and belonging.
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A pop interpretation of one of Venezuela’s most recognizable symbols of identity, transformed by EDO into a contemporary visual language.
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Popular culture, graphic language and memory come together in a series where EDO reinterprets familiar codes through his distinctive pop vocabulary.
VIEW WORKSBooks and publications that expand EDO’s visual universe, bringing together memory, culture and research in objects conceived to be preserved.