Juan Carlos Paz
Juan Carlos Paz, X-XX-XXX, 2026
Details
- Medium: Screenprint with acrylic ink on 2-ply Bristol paper
- Year: 2026
- Dimensions: 24 in. H × 18 in. W
- Unframed
- Edition: Open
This work explores self-censorship and queer visibility through the language of screenprinting. A photographic portrait is transformed with bold red X marks obscuring the model's face, chest, and body, reflecting the tension between self-expression and the pressure to conceal queer identity within a heteronormative society.
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Juan Carlos Paz
Juan Paz is a Los Angeles–based multidisciplinary artist and fashion designer whose work explores queer identity through printmaking, mixed media, and contemporary visual culture. Influenced by fashion, pop art, and graphic design, his practice combines bold imagery with layered processes to examine themes of identity, desire, and self-expression.