Tarde Loco

Tarde Loco is an emerging multidisciplinary artist based in Trinidad and Tobago, known for their vibrant explorations of Caribbean identity, urban life, and collective memory. Drawing inspiration from the dynamic rhythms and cultural fusion of Port of Spain, Tarde Loco’s practice weaves together painting, mixed media installations, and digital art to interrogate themes of migration, nostalgia, and the everyday resilience of island communities. Their work often features bold colors, textured layering, and references to both local folklore and global pop culture, creating a rich visual language that resonates with audiences both at home and abroad.

Active in Trinidad’s contemporary art scene since 2018, Tarde Loco has exhibited in group shows at the National Museum and regional galleries, while also contributing to public art initiatives and grassroots workshops aimed at expanding access to the arts. With a background in graphic design and street art, Tarde Loco continues to push boundaries by fusing traditional techniques with modern aesthetics, embodying the restless creative energy that defines the Caribbean spirit.