Fernando Uhía (Bogotá, 1967) began his artistic production in the
nineties, and since then he has inquired about contemporary artistic practice,
especially through painting. His artwork scrutinizes massive consumption, popular culture,
and the relationship between the display of images and the viewer’s gaze —increasingly
mediated by screens, billboards and consumption goods. He has participated in the Bienal
de la Habana (2009), and the Salón Nacional de Artistas (2004 and 2006) and was awarded
the Luis Caballero Prize (2007). His work is part of the collections of the Banco de la
República de Colombia and Museo La Tertulia, Cali, Colombia. He currently lives and works
in Bogotá, Colombia.