theholyart.com > Artist in conversation: Roco Medina

Roco Medina is an artist who draws inspiration from the process of discovery. Stepping beyond the familiar and exploring new perspectives, Medina has developed a unique style that embodies his adventurous spirit. His work often explores the themes of evolution and challenges he faces as an independent artist, with each piece representing a specific moment in time or space.

Medina's diverse talents reflect his commitment to exploration and growth, not just in one medium, but across the creative spectrum. Whether he's streaming on Twitch, posting on TikTok, creating art, or composing music, Roco Medina embodies the spirit of a true all-rounded creative, ceaselessly pushing the boundaries of expression.

I find inspiration by discovery, going out from the things I know or the point of view I had, in action.

A connection between the nature of evolution and the current challenges I'm facing working independently, every piece comes from a moment in time or space.

Every time I choose to not use ctrl+z when doing a digital piece or a traditional with ink, setting the challenge to flow with the idea I have in mind in one round, self-destruction is balanced with creation.

When I discovered animation around 99'-2004, I remember looking into a world created by illustrations in Locomotion(TV). I wanted to get into that world every time I was sitting in front of the tv watching. Training myself to create art is a way for me to travel, and every travel comes with dangerous situations where you need to be focused and make sure to motivate yourself to keep going forward. You are a project closer to entering into a new world.

I decided to name this selected piece "time_heist" as part of its rebel concept. I landed in a new world, and got caught in the middle of a pursuit. This piece is my first take on digital illustration, done by hand with my laptop and a wacom intuos tablet I bought after winning some cash in a casino in Tenerife, I realized I got the money I needed and went for it, drawing in scalable vector graphics on a digital canvas.am.

It is natural for people to comment when they are interested, I look at every comment with gratitude, learning from my ecosystem and competing with myself.

I distract myself from the idea of not having anything to do, and I always end up doing something.

It's the first time I'm participating in an art exhibition like The Holy Art Gallery, is exciting to see a lot of talented peers here.

Developing what I want to do, keeping the curse of action, learning from my progress and changing my reality.

What I do feels real to me, it can be something new for you, if you take the risk.