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Tangled I

Tangled I

Acrylic on Paper,

Tangled II

Tangled II

Mnt I

Mnt I

Acrylic on Canvas, 30x40cm

Mnt II

Mnt II

Acrylic on Canvas, 30x40cm

Mnt III

Mnt III

Acrylic on Canvas, 30x40cm

Mnt IV

Mnt IV

Acrylic on Canvas, 30x40cm

Cold

Cold

Acrylic on Canvas, 70x60cm

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Acrylic on Canvas, 50x40cm

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Acrylic on Canvas, 50x40cm

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Acrylic on Canvas, 50x40cm

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Acrylic on Canvas, 50x40cm

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Acrylic on Canvas, 61x46cm

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Acrylic on Canvas, 61x46cm

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Acrylic on Canvas, 61x46cm

The series of paintings began as a reflection about the life cycle. This cycle consists of lines, each of them is assigned the identity of an individual being, the human being is the product of all their ancestors, people are the result of a cycle, as well as the environment that surrounds us, growing and building constantly. Through various expressive languages​​, the series of paintings results in a path by nature, calling impressionism, touching the light in a movement of organic and free brush, which results in a painting without prejudice seeking to reach the beginning of all these lines.

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Chinese Ink on Paper, 42x29,7cm

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Chinese Ink on Paper, 42x29,7cm

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Chinese Ink on Paper, 42x29,7cm

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Chinese Ink on Paper, 42x29,7cm

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Chinese Ink on Paper, 59,4x42cm

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Chinese Ink on Paper, 59,4x42cm

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Chinese Ink on Paper, 59,4x42cm

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Chinese Ink on Paper, 59,4x42cm

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Chinese Ink on Paper, 59,4x42cm

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Chinese Ink on Paper, 59,4x42cm

"..., reflectiu sobre a conexão secreta entre o universal e o particular de que depende o surgimento da beleza humana, daí passou para o problema geral da forma e da arte, e concluiu por fim que os seus pensamentos e descobertas se assemelhavam a certas intuições aparentemente afortunadas dos sonhos, que se revelam insípidas e inúteis à razão sóbria."

 

Thomas Mann, "A Morte em Veneza", Relógio D'Água, 2004

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