Egoflesh

The incredible Isaac Roman Quezada @egoflesh from a few weeks ago at Big Boys! ISAAC ROMAN QUEZADA (they/them) is a 27-year-old Latinx multidisciplinary artist and curator based in Las Vegas. Their work is a rich exploration of identity, expression, and the boundaries between playfulness and restraint. Navigating the intersections of their pansexuality and Latinx roots, they attempt to engage in an ongoing dialogue about personal and collective experiences, pushing and pulling between whimsy and gravity. As a self-described "scrambled eggs" art handler, they approach curation and the handling of art with a keen sense of humor and intuition, all while maintaining a deep respect for the transformative power of each piece. Whether through painting, sculpture, or mixed media, their work invites the viewer to feel the tension between exuberant expression and the quiet weight of its absence. The difference between these states is not subtle—Isaac Roman Quezada's pieces make it clear when they are playing, and when they are not. With each stroke and each sculpture, Isaac Roman Quezada challenges expectations, blurring the lines between lightness and seriousness, and creating a space where both can coexist. Their recent exhibitions and curatorial projects include INAUDITX x Holland Project and INAUDITX x SPCKFRT (2025), VESSEL (2024), Lucky Gut (2023), Never A Cat's Paw (2023), OOPS! (2023), Scrambled Again (2023). Join us THIS weekend at the Lab for our third OOPS! Show, juried by none other than D.K. Sole @dksole Reception on the 25th from 4-8 pm! Remarks at 6:30! The Lab is located in el Mercado (Boulevard Mall) suite 224. Can't find us? Click the link in our bio!

For Kaleb, “Crimson Corazon” Acrylic on sheet aluminum - trade for a trade done never too late

Saw some 'Big Boys' this weekend thanks to the fantastic Chris Bauder @chrisbauderart John McVay @punkboy7667 and Isaac Roman Quezada @egoflesh Missed us last weekend? Come by the Lab this weekend to see 'HOMEBOUND' featuring two SURPRISE artists on Saturday, the 4th, from 5-7 pm and Monday, the 6th 5-7pm! The Lab is located at el Mercado (Boulevard Mall) Unit 224 - can't find us? Check out the link in our bio!

This week at the Lab: Big Boys, a group show featuring Chris Bauder @chrisbauderart , John McVay @punkboy7667 , and Isaac Roman Quezada @egoflesh Can't find the Lab? Check the link in our bio! BIG BOYS articulates the multifaceted angles of contemporary masculinity. These -often- double edged swords create challenges for building a cohesive society based in compassion, as well as working through fear. Sexuality, softness, and ambiguity are obliterated in contemporary attitudes leaning towards traditionalism. "The Masculine Masquerade" (MIT Exhibition 1995) centered on the inverse of complex conversations about feminism, it addressed the void of descriptors applied to, then, contemporary masculinity. In the last 30 years, these conversations have been both tended to and ignored. The freedom for gender expression has expanded, but so has the fear of the other. ‘Effeminiate men’ have been a consistent fear in the context of post cold war American nationalism, building an ethos that this nation would fall without them. Simultaneously, abrasively rugged men can also generate violence on both a nationally and communally domestic level. “Western society has had an enormous investment in mainstream masculinity, typically defined as white, heterosexual, and dominant. Until recently this standard definition remained largely unexamined. As earlier studies of the construction of femininity have demonstrated, any attempt to understand the male gender also requires an acknowledgement of its social diversity and an expansion of its traditional parameters to include such important factors as race, class, ethnicity, and sexual orientation. The Masculine Masquerade seeks to examine that diversity.“ - Masculine Masquerade press release, 1995 This contemporary iteration is no different- it's important to evaluate what has changed, and what hasn’t. This exhibition seeks to encourage conversation about gender and its future.

Hiii! We have another installment of Art Jams coming up at the Nuwu Art Gallery hosted by @egoflesh from @scrambledeggsxyz Don’t worry if you’ve missed one, we are having one every Friday this month up until NUWU’s Famous Final Friday event. I invite you to come along and make art and make friends! Feel free to bring materials and a project to work on. See you there! 🦭 I am honored to be able to have an event like this at such an amazing gallery and during the midst of a seminal show, 𝘏𝘦𝘢𝘭𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘏𝘦𝘢𝘳𝘵. - Esack @egoflesh 𝗔𝗿𝘁 𝗝𝗮𝗺𝘀 𝗧𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝗠𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗵: Friday, March 6th, 4pm-8pm (this week!) Friday, March 13th, 4pm-8pm Friday, March 20th, 4pm-8pm 𝗪𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲: Nuwu Art Gallery + Community Center @nuwuart 1331 S Maryland Pkwy. Las Vegas, NV 89104 FREE AND OPEN TO ALL 💛 S/o @bbuttocks for the flyer this month!!

You’re invited to our upcoming 𝘼𝙍𝙏 𝙅𝘼𝙈𝙎 @ Nuwu Art Gallery + Community Center! @nuwuart Hosted by our very own, Isaac Quezada @egoflesh 🦭 𝗪𝗵𝗲𝗻: Friday, February 13, 2026 (today!) and Friday, February 20, 2026 (next week!) 4pm-8pm 𝗪𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲: Nuwu Art Gallery + Community Center @nuwuart 1331 S Maryland Pkwy. Las Vegas, NV 89104 𝔸 𝕟𝕠𝕥𝕖 𝕗𝕣𝕠𝕞 𝕀𝕤𝕒𝕒𝕔: “Hello everyone, if you didn’t know, I like to spend some Fridays at Nuwu gallery as a docent. That being said, with support from @nuwuart , I can finally formally invite you to the Art Jams coming up this month! Do you need space to create or discover conversations to help your creative process? Come on by!! Fun fact: Scrambled Eggs’s originated from an art sesh with fellow artists! And this is a great opportunity to see and learn from the great work on view in the exhibition 𝙃𝙚𝙖𝙡𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙃𝙚𝙖𝙧𝙩, curated by Fawn Douglas her self!! I will be having some markers and paper available but feel free to bring what evers clever (as long as it doesn’t leave a mess). Please I encourage you to come hang out, meet fellow artists, and really engulf your self in the Nuwu Art Gallery and find tranquility!” FREE AND OPEN TO ALL. ❤️

Flashing back to DBP2025: The Gravity of Vulnerability by Isaac Roman Quezada! Isaac Roman Quezada (they/them) is a 27-year-old Latinx multidisciplinary artist and curator based in Las Vegas. Their work is a rich exploration of identity, expression, and the boundaries between playfulness and restraint. Navigating the intersections of their pansexuality and Latinx roots, they attempt to engage in an ongoing dialogue about personal and collective experiences, pushing and pulling between whimsy and gravity. Image credit Jon Sarte @jon262

Ink ace you thought I didn’t use pencil, ink is the best way to be true to u, try it sometime Literally being told by express myself is crazy but valid No repeat Only recycle

Everyday you have to brush your teeth everyday you have to drink water, everyday you should be expressing yourself! Drawing, singing, dancing, building, fucking, thinking, speaking, and leaking! Give it your all sorry not sorry not posting enough busy year, ty to everyone that sticks around!

“The gravity of vulnerability” Come touch tips, every moment you spend bieng intimate is the possibility of somebody getting hurt before the other, the chance to feel, the chance to hurt, love is the gravity we walk with, we all want to be loved, so don’t be afraid to love, it might hurt, but you’ll never forget it and it will change you! #desertbiennialproject Ty to @desertbiennialproject for hosting such an amazing show can’t wait for the next one!! Definitely don’t wanna miss the next one Ciao! Love ya!

Today we are excited to share the work of Isaac Roman Quezada! Isaac Roman Quezada (they/them) is a 27-year-old Latinx multidisciplinary artist and curator based in Las Vegas. Their work is a rich exploration of identity, expression, and the boundaries between playfulness and restraint. Navigating the intersections of their pansexuality and Latinx roots,Isaac Roman Quezada engages in an ongoing dialogue about personal and collective experiences, pushing and pulling between whimsy and gravity. As a self-described "scrambled eggs" art handler, they approach curation and the handling of art with a keen sense of humor and intuition, all while maintaining a deep respect for the transformative power of each piece. Whether through painting, sculpture, or mixed media, their work invites the viewer to feel the tension between exuberant expression and the quiet weight of its absence. The difference between these states is not subtle—Isaac Roman Quezada's pieces make it clear when they are playing, and when they are not. With each stroke and each sculpture, Isaac Roman Quezada challenges expectations, blurring the lines between lightness and seriousness, and creating a space where both can coexist.

“Sigh” Family’s can grow if at least one person can show everyone they can do it! A moment with them really helps, I’ve been so burnt out and on hiatus it’s stupid, being forced to what feels like proving yourself constantly is dumb. You have your life in your hands, you help your home stay afloat (with the coop play of a loving person(and an amazing one too (s/o Alexys) we can come together and be better. I wasn’t raised with words of encouragement, I wasn’t raised with compassion, I was raised to avoid these emotions to survive, and I refused to abide. Feel Cry Look goofy Laugh Yell Please I urge you Sigh Take a deep breath, We got a lot of work to do But don’t worry I got your back! Dtf Down to feel