EXHIBITIONS

Lighthouses of the Earth 
June 21 – October 15, 2026
Wilhelmina's Gallery
Hydra Island, Greece

Journey to the Oracle 
October 10 – November 10, 2026
Wilhelmina's Gallery at Adelphi Art House
London

Nocturne 
October 30 – November 28, 2026
Mnemosyne Projects
Buenos Aires, Argentina

Nine Deadmen 
November 12 – 16, 2026
Art Athina at Onassis Foundation
Athens, Greece

Corcho (b. Buenos Aires, 1962) creates works that engage the viewer in a dialogue with the moral, psychological, and material contradictions of contemporary culture. Working within a posthuman vanitas framework, he stages wealth, power, and spectacle as moral still lives to expose the fragility beneath systems of abundance. His work draws directly on pop‑culture imagery and luxury aesthetics while reconfiguring symbols of popular culture as conceptual markers through which he examines the contradictions, aspirations, and anxieties that define modern life.

Corcho studied design under Jorge Frascara, the influential Argentine graphic designer, educator, and theorist known for redefining design as a social, ethical, and human‑centered practice rather than a purely aesthetic discipline. Corcho later became a founding member of the Graphic Design Department at the University of Buenos Aires, alongside Ronald Shakespear, Carlos Alberto Méndez Mosquera, and Andrés Giménez, where he taught for three years. It was within this formative academic and intellectual context that he developed the technical and conceptual foundations that continue to anchor his practice: a sustained attention to form and structure, a fascination with the coded messages embedded in visual culture, and an early interest in how images migrate, mutate, and accumulate meaning across time.

Corcho lives and works between Buenos Aires, Patagonia and Uruguay. His work is held in significant private and institutional collections worldwide, including a recent acquisition by MACA — Museo de Arte Contemporáneo Atchugarry. He continues to gain recognition for an incisive exploration of visual culture, symbolism offering a critical reflection on the philosophical undercurrents of contemporary life.