sábado, 23 de noviembre de 2013

ELOY MORALES





           
          Harlot With White Hair

                Paint In My Head 9



                                                Sara, 1999
                                                       Paint In My Head 2

                                                        Stela With Skull Necklace

                                             Detail
                                            Swimmer
                                             Megan With Googly Eyes




                                                    Paint In My Head 6

ELOY MORALES, Madrid, Spain, 1973: " I am interested to work with reality, reflect it in my paintings. I try to adhere to the line where really coexist in natural form with my inner world. Important for me to pass through paintings my vision of things. I believe in the inmense power ot the images and their infinites possibilities"

ARON Wiesenfeld


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FONGWEI Liu


Liu Zhan, junio Kuang y Tan Tianwei


ANDREA KOWCH


LUI LIU


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DINO VALLS


MAX SAUCO


CHRISTIAN LARSSON


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YIANNIS ADAMAKIS at the metro


viernes, 22 de noviembre de 2013

ALEXANDRA MANUKYAN Beautifully Damaged


ROSE FREYMUTH-FRAZIER vanessa


ROBIN ELEY


PAUL S BROWN


PASCAL CHOVE


JASON SHAW ALEXANDER


PASCAL VILCOLLET Innocent


ROBERTO FERRI


KARL PERSSON


KENT WILLIAMS



     In Sleep, 2013, oil on linen, 58 x 58 in., 147 x 147 cm
     

















          NUBA



























 American painter and graphic novel artist. Kent Williams has built up a formidable reputation as a powerful contemporary painter. His is a bold realism with combined attributes of abstraction and neo-expressionistic sensibilities. His work is characterized by strong gestural forms combined with areas of arresting detail, rendered with rich dynamic brushwork.

Williams’ approach to his subjects is often subjective and intense. Whether through multi-figured compositional complexity and suggestive narrative, or with the straight-forward lone human form, there is often autobiographical narrative at play. Favorite models, friends, and the artist himself all play a role in the human story of his paintings.

Williams lives in Los Angeles.