Rainfall of Airplane
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Title: Rainfall of Airplane Technique: Acrylic, oil and hair artist with wear on aluminium. Dimensions: 48” x 96” (122 cm x 244 cm) Year: 2012 -Signed on reverse -Without frame Keywords: Abstraction, Expressionism, rainfall, paint, map, abstract, color, red, Orange, black, light, brilliance, glow, aluminium. Rainfall of airplane is a graphical representation that explores the dimensions of the flight and the mental and spiritual journey. I like it because it helps me to think about the space in which the Subjectus dimensions occur in the map of his travels and mental flights and where the brilliance of the metal seeks a sense of spatial levitation in the observer what should be the relationship between spatial reference between the subject, its spatial and three-dimensional reality?, and How can escape the senses out of the logical order of the maps to be more than a guide of the earthly, but rather the trans-terrain? The map referred to in drawing the background for this work is the city of Mérida in Venezuela, where I currently live and work.
I consider myself a person whose work is different. Realism fields interest me to abstraction. In a without number of applications with the drawing, the painting, the sculpture or the Assembly, have got guide my work facing them themes that I challenge as the behavior of them humans in its modernity, their concerns, their virtues and shortcomings. I like capture them energies of them works left by teachers as Cezanne, Degas, Picasso, or as Twombly, or in life as Gerhard Richter, Anish Kapoor or Anselm Kiefer, as are for me sources of power for continue growing in the work of art. This me has taught that the art not has limits and much less restrictions, since the imagination of the man is that it pushes to continue being within their own ruptures and metamorphosis.
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