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La femme en rouge131 Santiago Carbonell

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La femme en rouge131 Santiago Carbonell

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  1. 131 La femme en rouge

  2. Born in 1960 in Quito, Santiago Carbonell, Ecuadorian painter, emigrated to Mexico in 1986. Carbonell studied painting in Barcelona and was part of a group of young painters influenced by informalism. He likes to experiment and is influenced by the avant-garde. His own work is realistic in nature and combines elements of romanticism and minimalism. Carbonell feels that being an artist is not inherited and that the environment that one grows up in is more important than one’s genes. His father loved art and took him to museums when he was a young boy. As a child, he learned from his parents a passion for music and literature. He claims that the love that parents had for the arts and imparted to him was much more important than any inherited gene. He captures this sensuality in his paintings. He prefers to use dancers as his models because they know how to move and are comfortable with their bodies. He currently lives in Mexico with his wife and children and teaches art in Querétaro, in the University

  3. Self-portrait

  4. Mujer florentina 2005 Rostro 2005 (detail)

  5. La corduane 2008

  6. Exhibition Museo de Bellas Artes Toluca

  7. Stigma

  8. Karma 2012 (180x140)

  9. Karma 2013

  10. Inner Virgen viuda

  11. Manto blanco

  12. Teatro de luz 2011

  13. Teatro de luz 2011

  14. El gran cuadro azul

  15. La monja

  16. Recuerdo del tigris Donante o Secreto de Aracne

  17. Cielo rastrero

  18. Mano abierta, puño cerrado

  19. Déjà vu

  20. La corte (Teatro de los Milagros)

  21. La corte (Teatro de los Milagros)

  22. Martires y milagros

  23. Tiempo de Mártires y Santos

  24. Nuevas proposiciones individuales - el aire y el agua suelen ser cosas complejas 2005

  25. Personajes temporales

  26. Mudras

  27. Personaje mesiánico - El rojo es una piel que se incendia 2005 Figuras en el estudio 2013

  28. Pareja de enamorados

  29. Rastaman 2004

  30. Beatriz Oscura

  31. Mujer reclinada de paisaje oscuro, Recuerdo Neoclásico, 1996

  32. Silvia anunciata Vanitas

  33. Delfica

  34. Lucky days

  35. Sur Mural en la Suprema Corte de Justicia de la Nación Mujeres al borde del negro del mar

  36. De Diosas y Heroes II

  37. De Diosas y Heroes II

  38. El Secreto

  39. El Péndulo 43 (Obra sobre los normalistas de Ayotzinapa)

  40. Twist de Cracovia

  41. De la serie tiempos del silencio

  42. Une memoire 2013

  43. Donante 1998

  44. Memoria station 2012

  45. Rosso Nero

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