Introduction
Carlos Servando Hernandez is a multidisciplinary artist working in traditional and digital mediums. His work explores complex ideas and raw emotion through a blend of creative and technical approaches.
Carlos studied Painting and Drawing at the School of Visual Arts at the University of North Texas. After graduating, he was accepted into the Master's painting program at the San Francisco Art Institute.
At SFAI, Hernandez pushed the boundaries of his artistic practice, creating an audio and sculpture installation that earned him admission into the New Genres MFA program. Grounded in video and performance art, the program provided a platform for him to explore interdisciplinary approaches, seamlessly integrating sound and video into his work.
After his first year in San Francisco, Hernandez served as a teaching assistant for The Old School for Social Sculpture, a summer workshop led by Mike Osterhout in New York’s Catskills. This immersive program, featuring prominent artists like Alex Grey, Kiki Smith, Robin Winters, and Tony Labat, as well as writer Carlo McCormick, deepened his exposure to contemporary art practices and philosophies.
