Vidal Toreyo, New Mutations 12 Painting

Vidal’s works evolved in a continuous process from expressive representations strongly dependent on primitive art to new aesthetics of creating images. His is a sense of depth achieved through a variety of textures yielding an almost sculptural form. He concentrates on alternating and mixes traditional and modern techniques by combining action images with a bold calligraphic style. New mutations are highly physical, joyful and interpretive. In his art, he definitely stays away from smooth and flowing, staccato and rhythmic. His acrylic paintings are made of many interacting layers resulting in a surprising artifact. Optical effects in the image - image changing Painting with metallic paints on a painting gives it shine and three-dimensionality. Metallic pigments in paints reflect light, which causes the image to change depending on the angle of incidence of light. Adding layers of transparent or translucent paints creates an effect of depth and subtlety. These layers allow you to mix colors in interesting ways, creating unique shades and tones. Covering the surface with varnishes and resins simulates the effect of a mirror or reflections, giving the image a dynamic character. The use of white or light color in places where the light falls brightest imitates reflections.