Proyecto Haciendo Arte in Galeria Panza Verde
- Kendra McLaughlin
- Aug 11, 2017
- 1 min read
Through an array of diverse colors and textures Proyecto Haciendo Arte debuted at Galeria Panza Verde with a selection of sundry art pieces. Mod Cardenas, a renowned graffitist, showcased a geometric painting that in perspective simulates a woman´s body. Lily Acevedo presented a collection of meticulous engineered prints, done through the lost-plate technique. Sergio Valenzuela with his sorrowful yet soulful art depicting beds, chairs and tricycles from different angles. Marines Lacayo Henry hypnotized with her art piece – a collection of endangered species which she uses to transmit her distraught when she thinks of what we are inflicting on the world today. Ana Liska de Nuyens transmitted musical notes with every stroke of paint on her canvas. De Nuyens said ´´I turn on my radio and let the music transmit itself through my brush, that is why most of my paintings are circular´´ (as to mirror musical waves). Last and not least, Luisa de Ayau delighted everyone with her unique, somewhat baroque style. De Ayau with gold and white tones showcases ordinary figures on extraordinary dimensions. Galeria Panza Verde is delighted to host these outstanding Guatemalan artists and give their masterpieces a home for the month of August.
What a wonderful overview of the "Proyecto Haciendo Arte" exhibition at Galeria Panza Verde! It's truly inspiring to read about the diverse talents of these Guatemalan artists. From Mod Cardenas's geometric precision and Lily Acevedo's meticulous prints to Sergio Valenzuela's soulful works and Marines Lacayo Henry's impactful message about endangered species, each artist brings a unique perspective. Ana Liska de Nuyens's method of letting music guide her brush, creating those circular, harmonious paintings, sounds particularly captivating. And Luisa de Ayau's baroque style, transforming ordinary figures, must be a sight to behold. It makes me wish I could experience this artistic tapestry firsthand. For anyone capturing events like this, I'd highly recommend checking out Video Prompt to easily break down their…
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