Parsyn Faljano

Faljano is a contemporary visual artist with a long career, who has devoted himself to the new BLAGUI drawing style. After a childhood marked by a dysfunctional family environment. The set of confusing stimuli stirred a desire to reorganize a world that seemed incomplete or broken. A world that seemed to follow an inverted logic. That is, where everything seemed to be upside down, especially in power relations. How can imagination and creative work broaden and merge the horizons between fiction and reality?

He took a trip to northern Chile, venturing into the Atacama Desert. The experiences that took place there have become mythical. Few of them have been reliably documented. During these events, he meets his mentor, Lazaro Ligarad, whose perspective will be a turning point.
This revelation means that his relationship with the world will never be the same again. This is where hermeneutic methods are revealed, in the field of semiotics and profound symbolism.

Faljano achieves the autonomy of drawing to merge it with philosophy. From these lessons, he understands that drawing is the medium for human thought. In his words: ‘to draw is to think’.

The discipline of drawing abandons its subordinate position and emancipates itself fr...