Showing posts with label Alfonso Vargas Puerta. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alfonso Vargas Puerta. Show all posts

Friday, June 21, 2019

Alfonso Vargas Puerta: A Pictorial Proposal

Compás de Agua  
37” x 47”  - Mixed Media

By Juan Coello

From the primitive tribe, over there in the mists of time, humanity has guided its daily life in the vast universe that it implies -by certain schemes endorsed either by experience- common in day-to-day things- or by the ascendancy of those who postulate them, derived from their political, economic or social position. The transgression and substitution of these paradigms has marked the advance of civilization in all its fronts, and this process, slow in the past, has been happening in an accelerated way since the last century and a half.

Tima 
53” x 93” - Mixed Media

Art, whose essence is creativity and with it the permanent search for new fields and means of expression, could not be alien to this permanent renewal of the canons that have guided its exercise throughout history.

Diptico En un principio... 
47” x 79” - Mixed Media

In this order of ideas, Alfonso Puerta’s Andean Chromatic Abstraction -as he rightly nominates his current pictorial work-, which arises from his atavistic Inca heritage, is reflected in his sensitive experience in a pictorial setting charged with magic and sacred mythology, that constitutes a true subversion of the paradigmatic lineaments of Abstract Expressionism.

Poshyita 
63” x 70 1/2” - Mixed Media

The artist scientist Alfonso Puerta affirms that his pictorial work is based on the following postulate, Andean correlate of the Cartesian apothegm: Kai Human (I think) Kai Soncqo (I feel) Kai Maqui (I do, I transform) ... THEN I EXIST.

Aves Eternas  
37” x 47 1/2”  - Mixed Media

Faithful to this guideline, the hamuta (maestro) Alfonso Puerta tells us that the Andean Chromatic Abstraction comes to life at the incantation of its creator and expresses itself aesthetically in exuberantly colorful landscapes that have survived from time immemorial in the collective unconscious of his race on a scale of ultra sensitive experience. The Andean genome transmits this Andean ancestral worldview to the influence of certain vegetable substances that expand the consciousness.

Serie Flores Eternas 
20” x 21 1/2” - Mixed Media

The Andean Chromatic Abstraction of Alfonso Vargas Puerta emerges from this particular way of experiencing the chromatic fields and is concretely mastered in a harmonious set of nature in hatching, profusion of color and human language.

Bodegón con Sandía 
31 1/2” x 37 1/2” - Mixed Media

It is an energetic painting that connotes and denotes encrypted knowledge. His mythical figures, indelineated, hidden, fragmented, embodied in vigorous strokes, conspire to show us the future and the past, and in them the subtle spirits can intuit the signs that Pachacuti presage (diametrical changes of existing paradigms) and detect the threads conductors of an aesthetic that is the construction and deconstruction of the Logos.

Serie Flores Eternas 
26” x 31 1/2” - Mixed Media

 The materialization of the myths designed to trap time in fields laden with magic and knowledge that will produce a deja vu will leave a subtle but indelible mark on our memories.

You are invited...


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863-326-2252

Thursday, February 21, 2019

Our First Group Show

Welcome to the opening of the Gallery and the Genesis Collective Exhibition where we present our exclusive international artists. 
We aspire in Montclair to present international art to enrich the cultural offer, in addition, for the enjoyment of art lovers and collectors. We will have individual, group exhibitions and we will present other art proposals and related activities, such as: talks with international curators, art critics and artists, performances, fashion shows, book presentations and private activities. 
If you are an art lover, I invite you to visit our blog and social media pages where we will announce our activities and future exhibitions. 
Julián Espinal
Director & Curator
 Artists:

Alfonso Vargas Puerta • Perú

ARONAM
Size: 27” x 63”
Mixed media On canvas


Ángeles González • Spain

The Mirror 
Canvas / Size: 28” x 36”


Carlos Guzmán • Puerto Rico

“Antillana Series” 
Stainless Steel
Size aprox: 
31” H x 11” L x 9” W


Julia Rivera • Puerto Rico

“‘Zero Tolerance’ nearly 500 children remain in US government funded shelters without their parents. It’s inhumane for this to continue any longer.”
Wall Sculpture


Lía Galletti • Cuba

Vanishing Shadow
Acrylic on canvas 
Size: 40” x 30” 
2017


Luis González • Puerto Rico
In Memoriam

Summer Folliage 
Acrylic on canvas 
Size: 48” x 48” 
2013


Marie Laure Romanet (M’Lor) • France

Burning Mind 
Acrylic on Canvas
Size 40” x 54” 
2018


Miño • Puerto Rico

Woman
Acrylic on canvas
Size: 36” x 48” 


Nathaniel “Nick” Crump • United States
, 
Homeless man reading
Oil on canvas


Noel Ortiz • Puerto Rico

Green Landscape
Acrylic on canvas / Size: 30” x 30” 


Palasso • Dominican Republic

Niño tocando piano 
Child playing piano
Acrylic on canvas 
Size: 40” x 50” 


Pierre Pirson • Belgium

Untitled
Oil on canvas
Size: 60” x 48” 


Ricardo Santana • México

Walking in the Park 
Acrylic on canvas 
Size: 25” x 30”


Sheeba Khan • Dubai

Burning Waters
Acrylic on canvas
Size: 36” x 48” 


Takeshi Yukoshima • Japan

Untitled #3
Acrylic on paper 
and wood
Size: 31” x 31” 


For information or to make an appointment:
1-863-326-2252 or 
email: julianespinalartproject@gmail.com