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Make Art Not War (Painting) by Shepard Fairey & Alfredo Gonzalez
Artist: Shepard Fairey & Alfredo Gonzalez Title: Make Art Not War (Painting) - Cream or Black Edition:Hand-pulled screen print on 80# (cream or black) Speckletone paper, from the limited edition of 150. Size: 24x18...
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“Dones de la tierra” by Alfredo Gonzalez (Dofre)
Artists: Alfredo Gonzalez (Dofre) Title: Dones de la tierra Edition: Archival pigment print on sustainable Hemp Paper, from an edition of 75. Size: 30 x 10 inches Marking: Signed & Numbered
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Aún Así by Alfredo Gonzalez (Dofre) Hand Embellished Edition
Artist: Alfredo Gonzalez (Dofre) Title: Aún Así Edition: Hand Embellished with acrylic & spray paint over Archival pigment print on sustainable Agave Paper, from an edition of 20, plus proofs. Size: 22x28...
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“Persistencia” by Alfredo Gonzalez (Dofre)
Artist: Alfredo Gonzalez (Dofre) Title: Persistencia Edition: Hand Embellished Archival pigment print on sustainable Organic Cotton Canvas, from an edition of 20. Size: 20 x 16 x 1 inches Markings: Hand signed and...
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Aún Así by Alfredo Gonzalez (Dofre)
Artist: Alfredo Gonzalez (Dofre) Title: Aún Así Edition: 19 x 24 Archival pigment print on sustainable Agave Paper, from an edition of 10. 24 x 31 Archival pigment print on sustainable Agave Paper, from an edition...
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Rise or rot by Alfredo Gonzalez (Dofre)
Artist: Alfredo Gonzalez (Dofre) Title: Rise or rot Edition: 20x16 Archival pigment print on recycled cotton rag, from an edition of 10. 30x24 Archival pigment print on recycled cotton rag, from an edition of 5...
Alfredo Gonzalez (Dofre)
Alfredo Gonzalez (Dofre) is an Oxnard-based artist with graffiti roots, merging traditional oil painting with bold, deconstructed portraiture. His work fuses precision with raw distortion, exploring themes of identity, impermanence, and transformation. Through layered textures and deliberate erasure, his portraits blur the line between presence and decay, creation and loss.
His work has been exhibited in Los Angeles and across the East Coast, with pieces held in private collections worldwide. Combining aerosol and oil, he builds and breaks down form, creating figures that shift between realism and abstraction. Each piece carries a sense of movement—disrupting realism to cement his voice in contemporary portraiture.