The exhibition “Fantasy” by Luis Royo and Romulo Royo can currently be visited at the Erotic Heritage Museum in Las Vegas. The exhibition consists of 21 limited editions (printed in ten inks on heavyweight paper, signed and numbered by the authors) based on large format works by our two artists.

In order to introduce the exhibition there is no better vision than that of the curator of this museum, Xochitl Roman, who presented the art show with these words: “The Erotic Heritage Museum is honored to present Fantasy, the collaboration of two distinguished Spanish artists. Visions often flirt with desires, the most sacred and erotic inclinations. Luis and Romulo’s work explores the subconscious and frees these impulses. The preferences of mortals are entangled with their graphics and watercolors, as they capture the gaze of metalheads, comic fans, literature addicts, and art lovers. Fantasy offers what the heart craves with vivid and violent colors; the realization of utopian aspirations at the reach of your senses”.
Romulo Royo represents an evocative eroticism of oniric and sensual sensations, where his work is full of delicate details, textures and atmospheres that imbue his mysterious works with a veil.
Highlighting some of his works present in this exhibition we have “New Taarna“, whose original large format work was commissioned by Heavy Metal magazine to the two artists, Luis and Romulo, with the aim of modernizing this mythical character. Their original work is an example of their oil brushstrokes and textures to create such a personal and evocative atmosphere.

42.0 x 60.0 cm (16.54 x 23.62 in.)
Very important is, and more so in the works of his last years, the oriental style, always linked to sensuality and delicacy, of works such as “Flowers and Thorns” and “Beyond” whose originals were present in the recent exhibition of Lucca, Art Generations, in Italy.
“Flowers and Thorns“ is a perfect work to contemplate Romulo Royo’s personal style. It is the pinnacle of his homonymous series, in which he explores the roots of the human being and his desire. Key elements that stand out in this series and that become part of the artist’s personal sign could be the medallions and coins, as well as the feathers that dress the hair of the women who are the protagonists of his paintings. The tattoo, a sample of that millenary art so appreciated in Asian cultures, drawn on the skin of our protagonist, which seems soft and translucent, shows us the dualities with which the artist works. Delicacy and hardness are contrasted in the barbs and feathers. Mystery and tension are patent in a work that raises an incognito between sweetness and perversion.
In his case “Beyond“ is characterized by its personal chromatism and its softened textures that take us away from the world we know to immerse us in a universe outside the rules, where provocation is transformed into sensitivity.

42 x 60 cm (16.54 x 23.62 in.)

46 x 67 cm (18,11 x 26,37 in.)
As we can see, a very complete exhibition about both artists that helps us to discover their concerns, their vision and their dream worlds. All limited editions present in this exhibition housed in the Erotic Heritage Museum can be enjoyed until the end of the year. They have a large catalog of limited editions, both those exhibited in the museum and many others.
