Paul Ruiz Neira

Born in Trujillo - Peru on March 13, 1983

"In my work, I develop neofiguration, where the characters yearn for a reason
for their existence, as a entrusted mission, surrendering to their own intuition
and sometimes falling into the argument of reason. In my sometimes found but
very restless depth, I try to make the character own his birth in relation to all the
motives that surround him. The materials are mixed, the technique like drawing
and the predisposition of colors allow me to achieve what I am looking for - a
favorite mirror, wound with the characteristics of my experiences that are the
foundation of this whole meeting".
As part of professional participation, some exhibitions, both collective and
individual, should be mentioned:

Graduated from the University of Fine Arts in the city of Trujillo-Peru in
2006.

Collective exhibitions
• Equatorial International Biennial Cuenca 2009
• Continuous exhibitions, binational, Peru - Ecuador 2007, 2009
• Collective exhibition 2009. University of Buenos Aires UBA
• Exhibition of young artists in 2012. Lima Business Club
• Biennial of Latin American Art 2012. Guayaquil
• Drawing and Design Exhibition Bariloche, Argentina 2013
• Ricadonna national competition exhibition gallery ENLACE, 2013
• Equidistant exhibition House of Architects Trujillo 2013

• International drawing exhibition in Buenos Aires 2014
• Exhibition at the Federico Villarreal University Gallery 2014, Lima
• Exhibition of Tree Festival sculptures organized by the Municipality of Lima
• Biennale of watercolors "Gallery Progress. "Belgrade 2016.
• Collective exhibition. Association of Executive Group S.U.N.D. Belgrade
2016.
• Watercolor International III Thessaloniki, Greece 2016.
• Fabriano Italian Watercolor Biennale 2016
• Exhibition /private/ 2017 Dubai, United Arab Emirates
• Collective exhibition, Prague, Czech Republic 2018.
• Exhibition of masks at the Trujillo Ministry of Culture - Gerardo Chávez
Museum 2018.
• Hong Kong Group Exhibition 2018.
• Collective exhibition Czech Republic 2018
• Collective exhibition Amster...