SOLO

exhibition

“It's the circle of life, and it moves us all, through despair and hope, through faith and love, 'till we find our place, on the path unwinding” Elton John.

What this body of work means to me is a chance to dig deep into my soul and rescue whatever remains pure and sacred, the feeling that takes me over while I watch my nephews play and laugh.

This is me confronting my skeptical side. On the one hand the faithful, wise and enlightened being, and on the other, the logical mind rejecting whatever does not fit its paradigm.

What moves me is this innocence that is the essence of their early years. Their fascination for toys and play is something I cherish and want to perpetuate in some of these art pieces. The visual representation is pretty straightforward. I portray them as just as they are, almost always in their best light, engaged in a ludic adventure.

Ivanna's Hope

Oil

$2,000

Here is Ivanna striving for her favorite skates. Nothing makes her happier than thinking about them. Whenever she is not at school or doing homework, she spins around and shines.

They play, they dream, they go to school, but their holy essence remains the same. This series is a chance to embody my most intimate interactions, encounters with a childhood's soul that floats and lurks in my spirit every time I remember these kids. It goes beyond appearances and tackles the inner self of the characters and objects to which they relate.

“The more I advance in knowing my creative core, the more I get sight of my future visions…”

The circular shape is a common ground in all the series, it is the thread that unifies them, and it is my hallmark. They express the unchanging aspects of eternity, the sacred. There is constant interaction with cubical backgrounds, which add to the human, logical aspects of life.

Some of my pieces are self-portraits of mystical nature. They are visions of myself in touch with the holy and supernatural. Extended limbs that depict the intention of being in contact with something supreme and inspiring.

In my artwork, both dimensions coexist, the mystical supernatural and the daily experience of joy and discovery.

“To round the sacred spiral, I need the observer, a third party through which this energy will flow and achieve the purpose for which it exists.”

Geometry helps me achieve compositional balance and implement hues of color that find their way through the lines and shapes.

But not everything is play, Adrian also has to attend school. It is long hours sitting at the computer now that he is taking virtual classes. However, he usually takes it the right way. His upbeat personality helps him find the fun part of it.

Geometry is my backstage where the characters thrive and play their act. Geometry is the backbone of my artwork and an element of conceptual and compositional relevance.