Showing posts with label Latin American Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Latin American Art. 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...


908 Columbus Ave. • New York 

For info please call
Julian Espinal
863-326-2252

Saturday, April 28, 2018

Ricardo Santana: Strokes of Color


Julian Espinal Art Project presents
our exclusive artist Ricardo Santana
Enjoy!

From Guadalajara, Jalisco, México. From a very early age he showed a great ability for drawing and a taste for colors. He studied Architecture at the Autonomous University of Guadalajara and Fashion Design at the Accedemia Di Costume e Di Moda in Rome, Italy. His great taste for the mixture of colors and his very peculiar fashion design and illustration made him one of the best known designers in Mexico and also present his creations in New York, Montreal - Canada, Dusseldorf - Germany, Miami, Mexico City, Zurich - Switzerland, among others. Now he shows us his very personal style of color and stroke in this interesting collection of works of art.

Untitled 10
25" x 67"
Oil on wood

Untitled 9
27" x 42"
Oil on Cardboard

Untitled 8
40" x 40"
Acrylic on Canvas

Untitled 13
40" x 40"
Oil on Canvas

Untitled 12
32" x 40"
Oil on Canvas

Untitled 11
32" x 48"
Oil on Wood

Untitled 14
20" x 27"
Oil on Paper

Untitled 7
32" x 40"
Acrylic on Canvas

Untitled 6
32" x 40"
Acrylic on Canvas

Untitled 5
40" x 40"
Acrylic on Canvas

Untitled 4
40" x 40"
Oil on Canvas

Untitled 3
32" x 40"
Oil on Canvas

Untitled 2
32" x 40"
Oil on Canvas

Untitled 1
32" x 48"
Oil on Masonite


If you are interested in acquire 
any of these paintings, please contact: 
Julian Espinal
Director and Art Consultant
863-326-2252
julianespinalartproject@gmail.com

Friday, February 17, 2017

Noel Ortiz: Utopic Landscapes

Julian Espinal Art Project Exclusive Artist in the United States

Through the decomposition, in the good sense of the word, Noel immerses us in a journey of colors with its utopian landscapes, which are part of his artistic language.

Despite being a successful chemical engineer and also a professor at the Polytechnic University of San Juan, Noel has always the restlessness and the need to express himself artistically, he has managed to maintain a harmonious coexistence between his work and art.

The palette of colors in each of his works, faithfully represents the magical colors of the Caribbean, rich in the light of the sun that illuminates the environment. We are proud to present his work and represent him in the United States.

Julian Espinal
Director and Art Consultant

Enjoy!

Tropical Landscape
Acrylic on Canvas
40" x 30"

West Sunset
Acrylic on Canvas
24" x 30"

West Bay
Acrylic on Canvas
24" x 30"

Crash Boat
Acrylic on Canvas
24" x 30"

Bay View
Acrylic on Canvas
24" x 30"

Deep End
Acrylic on Linen
30" x 40"

Orange Sky
Acrylic on Canvas
40" x 40"

Green Lanscape
Acrylic on Canvas
30" x 30"

“It is always my intention to address the canvas directly, honestly, and boldly. My heart is always pushing me to find new language for expression. The result, therefore, is not just an intellectual exercise for me: it is being involved in the “now,” always open for change and challenge, always evolving.”
Noel Ortiz



If you are interested in acquire any of these paintings, please contact: 
Julian Espinal
Director and Art Consultant
863-326-2252
julianespinalartproject@gmail.com

Friday, February 10, 2017

Miño

Julian Espinal Art Project Exclusive Artist in the United States

This is the genesis...
Starting today we are going to showcase in this space our exclusive group of Latin American and international artists as part from our art project.


Born in 1950 in San Juan, Puerto Rico, Miño Reyes began his interest and activity in the world of painting at an early age, in secondary school. His first teachers were the highly recognized local artists Emilia Somoza and Myrna Baez. As his talent flowered, he entered into the advertising business, becoming in only a few years a Creative Senior Art Director in major local and international ad agencies.

Always passionate with painting. Miño Reyes continued his artistic development, evolving both in skills and techniques. His artistic expression is now reaching a magnificent realization of diverse 
textures, color and forms. In Puerto Rico, Mr. Reyes has participated in numerous collective expositions with other local but internationally well-known artists. He also has staged very successful solo expositions, including several funding collection exhibits to help non-profitable organizations.

His recent Solo Show (February 9, 2017) as part of the Dionne Warwick concert at Centro de Bellas Artes in Puerto Rico.  Presenting a collection named "The Rock Band", that consist in six paintings.

Comparsa
Size: 48” x 60”
Acrylic on Canvas
$5,000.00

Amazon
Size: 36” x 48”
Acrylic on Canvas
$3,500

The Cat 
Size: 36” x 48” 
Acrylic on Canvas 
$3,500.00

Woman 
36” x 48” 
Acrylic on Canvas 
$3,500.00

If you are interested in acquire any of these paintings, please contact: 
Julian Espinal
Director and Art Consultant
863-326-2252
julianespinalartproject@gmail.com