Cezar Mort, Redefining Mexican Art

“A Fascinating Adventure between the Trees and the Neurotics”

Cezar Mort continues to redefine Mexican Art. He is seen by the art community as a unique and disruptive artist, whose endeavor is to create fantasy, joy and mystery. Cezar Mort Reyes was born in the Free and Sovereign State of Oaxaca, Mexico on February Tenth of 1994. The South of Mexico, known for its rugged and isolated terrain, shelters a massive amount of history as it was and still is home to several ancient cultures. Oaxaca is a mysterious city surrounded by green walls of nature, and it is full of colorful markets, regional traditions, gastronomic diversity, and handcrafts of innumerable shapes. These were some of the characteristics that accompanied César throughout his early life.

As a child, Cezar used to paint smiling faces on any white walls he could find. A couple of years later he expressed his intention of becoming a professional clown to bring happiness to the children. Then he changed his mind and declared he wanted to become the Pope. Since he seemed to be rich and popular.

“I always had a repulsive need to be something more than human” - David Bowie

With his unique style of Oaxacan based Mexcian Art, Cezar continues to redefine what Mexican
paintings, Mexican folk art and wall art will look like in the future.