Jorge Rosano Gamboa (b. 1984, Mexico City, Mexico; lives and works in Mexico City) Jorge Rosano Gamboa is an artist based in Mexico City, whose work departs from photographic thinking by expanding through painting, sculpture and installation, pointing to the importance of the relationship between the instant and its representation: the ritual of creating an image, its registration, its methods, and, above all, the very instant trapped in the form of an image/object. His works create fabricated and manipulated spaces and objects where absence becomes visible, as they are composed of images that seem to be suspended because they are only a trace, a remnant or a memory, where image and ghost are one and the same. His recent artistic endeavors delve into the vibrant and multifaceted realm of Mexican and Latin American culture, drawing profound inspiration from the rich artistic traditions of a mixed culture, the narratives of folklore, magical thinking and poetry. His recent solo exhibitions include Bulto/niebla/piel, Saenger Galeria, Mexico City, Mexico (2025); Interwingle Spectre, Lateral, Mexico City, Mexico (2024); En el En-Medio, LaNao, Mexico City, Mexico (2023); and LANDLORDS, Filet Space, London, UK (2018).