Carlos Amorales, one of Mexicoʼs most important contemporary artists from the 1990s to the present, explores the boundaries of language, translation systems, and the structure of the ubiquitous Internet to engage in cultural experimentation, placing his work very much in the midst of our times and drawing together aesthetic and ethical questions.

Amoralesʼ "Buried Mythologies" is a series of paintings showcasing irregular patterns derived from encrypted alphabets, intentionally obscuring 'readable' prose poems that recount autobiographical events from the artist????s experiences. The works are characterized by the application of multiple layers of oil stick on stenciled canvas, resulting in a unique fusion of typographical text and painting technique. The deliberate interplay blurs the boundary between legibility and illegibility, presenting a compelling narrative of fragmented meaning.