
Archaeological
Collaborations
Nothing stops Fernando Aceves. The same thing penetrates into a jungle populated with dangers that submerges in a cenote or visits an archaeological area. His creative power is capturing everything to turn it into colors that bring back to life the static, the seemingly inert. But where that spirit of inquiry reaches unimaginable levels is when it manages to penetrate time to make it its own and bring from the past the works that other men made possible.
Archaeologist of painting, penetrates the unfathomable arcana of men gone to give us the face of a god, a man or an animal that was kept in his tomb of earth, dust and time.
This is how, irreverently, Fernando breaks the limits of life and death to enter, with firm colors that tell us a lot, in a world where the image captured by the artist becomes a mirror: there are the faces of the past brought to the present through the intellect, the creative hands and the life force that turns into a work of art...
Dr. Eduardo Matos Moctezuma.
Thanks to Dr. Leonardo López Luján who allowed me to admire the excavation at his charge in Templo Mayor in the ancient Aztec capital today city of Mexico. To the Dr. Nelly Robles and Dra, Patricia Martínez who gave me the pleasure of painting the stations in the ruins of the Zapotec cities of Atzompa and Monte Albán in Oaxaca.

Fresco. 40 x 60 cm. 2023.

25 x 35 cm. 2024.

25 x 40 cm. 2024.

Óleo sobre masonite. 25 x 40 cm. 2024

25 x 75 cm. 2023.

Óleo sobre tela 60 x 80 cm. 2023.

Óleo sobre tela. 100 x 200 cm. 2023

oil on board 32 x 22 cm 2008

25 x 35 cm. 2022

40 x 25 cm. 2020

Óleo sobre papel. 24 x 66 cm. 2024.

25 x 35 cm. 2022

Óleo sobre masonite 25 x 40 cm 2024

48 x 66 cm 2025

Oil on board. 13.5 x 32.2 cm. 2013

Oil on board. 15 x 42 cm. 2013.


Oil on canvas. 237 x 190 cm. 2010.

Oil on board. 22 x 32 cm. 2008.

Oil on board 22 x 32 cm. 2008