George Rodriguez (American, b. 1982), “We The People,” 2017, ceramic with glaze, 44 x 21 x 16 in., private collection. Photo: Foster/White Gallery
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George Rodríguez (americano, n. 1982), “We The People,” 2017, cerámica vidriada, 44 x 21 x 16 pul., colección privada. Foto: Foster/White Gallery
George Rodriguez (American, b. 1982), “Mykyta,” 2016, ceramic with underglaze and glaze, 17 x 13 x 15 in., courtesy of the artist and the Foster/White Gallery, Seattle, WA. Photo: Foster/White Gallery
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George Rodríguez (americano, n. 1982), “Mykyta,” 2016, ceramica con bajo vidriado, 17 x 13 x 15 pul., cortesía del artista y de la Foster/White Gallery, Seattle, WA. Foto: Foster/White Gallery
George Rodriguez (American, b. 1982), “Confetti,” 2012, ceramic with glaze and acrylic, 28 x 28 x 28 in., courtesy of the artist and the Foster/White Gallery, Seattle, WA. Photo: George Rodriguez
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George Rodríguez (americano, n. 1982), “Confetti,” 2012, ceramica vidriada y acrílico, 28 x 28 x 28 pul., cortesía del artista y de la Foster/White Gallery, Seattle, WA. Foto: George Rodríguez
George Rodriguez (American, b. 1982), “Boy,” 2011, ceramic with glaze, 20.5 x 16.5 x 15 in., private collection. Photo: Foster/White Gallery
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George Rodríguez (americano, n. 1982), “Boy,” 2011, cerámica vidriada, 20.5 x 16.5 x 15 pul., colección privada. Foto: Foster/White Gallery
George Rodriguez (American, b. 1982), “Instrumental Divide,” 2009, ceramic with glaze, steel and vinyl, 95 x 294 x 40 in., private collection. Photo: George Rodriguez
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George Rodríguez (americano, n. 1982), “Instrumental Divide” (detrás), 2009, cerámica vidriada, acero y vinilo, 95 x 294 x 40 pul., colección privada. Foto: George Rodríguez
George Rodriguez (American, b. 1982), “Instrumental Divide,” 2009, ceramic with glaze, steel and vinyl, 95 x 294 x 40 in., private collection. Photo: George Rodriguez
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George Rodríguez (americano, n. 1982), “Instrumental Divide” (frente), 2009, cerámica vidriada, acero y vinilo, 95 x 294 x 40 pul., colección privada. Foto: George Rodríguez