Rojo infernal Painting

Bio Born from a family of artists in the city of Concepción, in the south of Chile, surrounded by trees, beaches and animals, away from the city life, he finds a special bond with nature. As a teenager, his world revolved around paragliding, soaring with birds, grazing tree tops, listening to the wind and watching from high above, unwillingly drawing an inspiration that, years later, would reflect on his artwork. In 2013 he moved to Chile’s capital, Santiago, to study theater in the Fernando Gonzalez academy. Once finished, he seamlessly joined the world of painting, from an abstract perspective, taking the work of Jackson Pollock as a reference. In 2017 he decided to travel to Europe, where he laid down a successful path through many galleries in Barcelona, Madrid, and Malmö. Upon returning to his country, in 2019, he settled down in the city of Santiago, where he experienced the social outburst. A situation that practically set the country to a stop, and served as inspiration for his artwork. After experiencing the pandemic practicly from his studio, he set off to a new journey , but this time to connect with himself, and look for new sources of inspiration. statement In a world where technology and instantaneity are increasingly taking over humanity, and imagination is losing its meaning, the ability to create vibrating, powerful pieces that give out unique, personal stimuli, and spark a special connection with the viewer, resulting in an internal dialogue through emotions is fundamental to promote imagination. The ongoing relationship between color and gestures creates spontaneity and freedom when it comes to expressing myself in the canvas, my soul’s core means of communication, going by my intuition and life experience. I tend to search new techniques and creative processes to portray in big canvases, taking inspiration from both natural and manmade elements. I am driven by beauty, nature’s imperfection, environmental and social behavior from present times.