“NOTHING AS RICH AS ONE’S STORY ”
Fernando Rojas Cervantes is an artist based in Fort Worth, TX.
He draws deeply from his lived experience and the layered visual language of Mexico. His work is rooted in memory — both personal and collective — shaped by the textures of everyday life, vernacular landscapes, and the quiet gestures of the people around him.
Influenced by Mexico’s rich artistic and historical traditions, his practice embraces a figurative-abstract graphic style that bridges modern representation and emotional resonance.
Color plays a central role in his work — not only as a formal element but as a vehicle for evoking nostalgia. Subdued, pastel palettes become tools for softening time, giving shape to fleeting impressions of place, identity, and belonging.
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Culture Map FW: New Augmented Reality Walking Trail Brings Art To Life In Near South Side
Fort Worth Report: Guadalajara-Born Artist Makes Debut At Community Arts Center
Fort Worth Report: Muralist Brings Well Traveled View To His Art
Fort Worth Magazine: A Portion of the Trinity Trails is Turning Into an Outdoor Art Gallery