Artist Bio
Roberto Torres Mata, a native of Huntington Beach, California, is a multidisciplinary artist whose work delves into the profound issues surrounding migration in the Americas and beyond. He earned his Bachelor's degree from Western Illinois University and pursued further studies, obtaining his Master's degree from the University of Madison-Wisconsin.
Torres Mata's impactful artworks have garnered recognition and have been showcased in prestigious institutions, including exhibitions at the Metropolitan Art Museum, Madison Museum of Contemporary Art, Chazen Art Museum, and Antigua Academia De San Carlos. His compelling artistic expressions have resonated with diverse audiences, leading to the acquisition of his pieces by universities, museums, and private collectors.
Throughout his academic journey, Torres Mata has received notable accolades, including the Graduate Research Scholars award and the esteemed Chazen Prize. Currently, he proudly holds the Laguna Arts Prize, an honor that affords him the opportunity to exhibit his work at the Arsenale in Venice, Italy.
Roberto Torres Mata, a native of Huntington Beach, California, is a multidisciplinary artist whose work delves into the profound issues surrounding migration in the Americas and beyond. He earned his Bachelor's degree from Western Illinois University and pursued further studies, obtaining his Master's degree from the University of Madison-Wisconsin.
Torres Mata's impactful artworks have garnered recognition and have been showcased in prestigious institutions, including exhibitions at the Metropolitan Art Museum, Madison Museum of Contemporary Art, Chazen Art Museum, and Antigua Academia De San Carlos. His compelling artistic expressions have resonated with diverse audiences, leading to the acquisition of his pieces by universities, museums, and private collectors.
Throughout his academic journey, Torres Mata has received notable accolades, including the Graduate Research Scholars award and the esteemed Chazen Prize. Currently, he proudly holds the Laguna Arts Prize, an honor that affords him the opportunity to exhibit his work at the Arsenale in Venice, Italy.
