ROBERTO GONZALEZ
Roberto Gonzalez
A native of Mexico City,Mexico, painter Roberto Gonzalez has been on a life-long, introspective journey in search of the appropriate outlet to share his rich heritage and passion for life. This unbridled passion serves as the central inspiration behind the artist’s exceptional work. Each painting delivers an inner peace that is passed from artist to viewer as Roberto takes them on their own personal voyage of discovery inside his imaginative world of impressionism.
His extraordinary work can be found throughout the Orlando community and throughout the world. His work “Cold Blue Mountain: was commissioned by Sports & The Arts and is displayed at Kia Center in Orlando as part of their permanent collection.
Roberto’s works have been exhibited at the Orlando Science Center, the City Arts Factory Downtown Orlando and he was invited to participate in a two man show at Gallery at Avalon Island in Orlando in August of 2012. Additionally, he participated in the Osceola Center for the Arts celebrating Hispanic Artists and Culture Exhibition and has had numerous exhibits with the Mexican Consul in Orlando.
In 2015, Roberto’s art was exhibited in Mexico City in partnership with El Consejo Empressarial de Salud y Bienestar and at the Art & History Museums in Maitland.
Roberto was the featured artist for the Premier Art exhibit showcase that opened the Waldorf Astoria Orlando in 2010. His work “Autumn Forest” is part of the private collection of Sir Paul McCartney. His work “Yellowstone” is a permanent mural at One Eleven in Orlando. The Lincoln Property Company project was installed in November of 2015.
Giving back to the Orlando community is important to Roberto, having served on the City of Orlando Public Arts Advisory Board from May of 2014 to April 2018. He was appointed to the Orange County Arts and Cultural Affairs Advisory Council in 2022 and is currently serving a second term of this prestigious council.
Roberto describes his unique artistic style as “fluid movement from which flows the essence of life” and enjoys using vibrant colors, unusual movement and acrylics and oil on canvas to bring his vision to life.
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