The Battle of evermore *20210701 Painting

The Battle of evermore *20210701 The battle of evermore is an old song featured on Led Zeppelin's untitled 1971 album Inspired by J.J.R. Tolkien. The title is also a huge reference from our personal challenges in life and how must to do our "best" to heal and win our daily challenges, battles... René serrano creates works which highlight those wonders of daily life that go unnoticed; the moments that shape our trajectories but are so minute, they are often times overlooked. The “TIME” as a muse; Serrano identify the traces and calligraphy as layers in life and in the painting. His works revolve around ideas about banal events, and he views daily life as an altar for meditation and fascination. This fascination translates to pure logical forms like a circle or a square and recently portraits as backdrops or layers to his calligraphy forms. Maybe a kind of Glossolalia. As the music composer Wim Mertens said: “A language in the instruments that will not distinguish between the content, the meaning, the words, and sounds”. In his paintings René writes with a Self-created calligraphy over textures, over forms, over circles, over Vinyl records and talk us about the circles in life. Work in layers means the differents experiences in our lifetime... The harmonious compositions are a tribute to the passage of time in a person’s life, a life that is shaped by interactions, occurrences, and encounters that color our realities and affects our decision making. An audiophile enthusiast; René likes to listen his vinyl collection and and produce-play his own music project. His work have been exhibited individually and collectively in Mexico, Belgium, Arab Emirates, Ireland, and the USA. Along with his projects, he has taught and directed programs at several universities in Mexico.

Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:31.5 W x 47.2 H x 0.8 D in

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