Acrylic on canvas 40 x 40 cm Threesome Group Show Artist Statement: ‘Threesome, a collection of three. Named with a hint of delight. ‘Emel’ is desire, sweet balances the sour. ‘Lina’ is tender, a bowl half full, oranges & prosperity. ‘Saul’ the longer for, racing & winning. Together they are the desired, tender & longed […]
Acrylic, ink and gold leaf on canvas 40 x 40 cm Threesome Group Show Artist Statement: I studied color theory, painting and anatomy drawing at Emily Carr Institute of Art & Design in Vancouver Canada and these interests have become an integral part of my work. The figures in my work are a representation of […]
Acrylic on Masonite board 40 x 40 cm Threesome Group Show Artist Statement: Outdoors walking, bush, beach and urban settings, listening and looking, absorbing the elements, like a sponge of places and people, the impressions filter through to create artworks. Threesome – sound sight and imagination.
Acrylic on Masonite board 40 x 40 cm Threesome Group Show Artist Statement: Outdoors walking, bush, beach and urban settings, listening and looking, absorbing the elements, like a sponge of places and people, the impressions filter through to create artworks. Threesome – sound sight and imagination.
Acrylic on Masonite Board 40 x 40 cm Threesome Group Show Artist Statement: Outdoors walking, bush, beach and urban settings, listening and looking, absorbing the elements, like a sponge of places and people, the impressions filter through to create artworks. Threesome – sound sight and imagination.
Acrylic on canvas 40 x 40 cm THREESOME GROUP SHOW ARTIST STATEMENT: Lozano’s painting is the reflection of the uncertainty and fears generated by the search for the transcendent. His figures even in spite of the unfinished gesture invite to recollection and calm. They beg the spectator who contemplates them in a last desperate yearning […]
Acrylic on canvas 40 x 40 cm THREESOME GROUP SHOW ARTIST STATEMENT: Lozano’s painting is the reflection of the uncertainty and fears generated by the search for the transcendent. His figures even in spite of the unfinished gesture invite to recollection and calm. They beg the spectator who contemplates them in a last desperate yearning […]
