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Artsy Exhibition
"Don't put your blame on me" from the Troubled Kids series is now on display at The Art of Small Works group show on Artsy.
September 21st - October 21st 2026
Troubled Kids Booklet
A 28 pages, Limited Edition, presentation booklet that will come with every artwork of the series.
Featured Artwork
Black Bile
Christine (What's wrong with you?)
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Troubled Kids Series
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A pause from myself
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Christine (What's wrong with you?)
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As long as you live under my roof, you'll follow my rules
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More silent than a lamb
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Black Bile
Granny used to say: Oldness is an ugly beast
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Sins of my father Series
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Granny used to say: Oldness is an ugly beast
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I've got not right to take my place to the human race
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I'm sorry son. I should have done better
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You'll never get a wish from a bone
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Framed Originals
The Shattered Doll
Framed Originals
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About El Nigro
El Nigro is known, as artist and tattoo artist, for his high-contrast dramatic ink works. The melancholic temperament, understood not as empty sadness, but as a profound acceptance and poetic sublimation of the vulnerability and emotional fragility of our time, is at the core of his work. Combining grotesque, surreal, and animalistic figures with narrative realism, his works use black ink to evoke and explore the psychological fragilities of childhood and the complex anxieties of adulthood. His characters often exist in a liminal space between waking and dreaming, thinking and acting, present and memory, serving as bridges between the human, animal, and natural worlds.
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