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Frank Guiller was born in Habana, Cuba in 1959, artist of the generation that emerged with the Cuban revolution under the influence of Socialist realism, a Marxist aesthetic doctrine that became a dominant style of realistic art which developed under Socialism that celebrates an idealized vision of the life. Frank Guiller works predominantly in the medium of Digital Photography, but includes video, drawings, paintings and installations. Guiller completed an MFA with distinction at the Graphics and Engraving on the School of Fine Art San Alejandro in 1984. Since then he has had evolve with a very unique style with an alternative uses of filters on the photographic processes leading to conceptual works and with an extraordinary and contemporary simplicity to accomplish his vision to explore new ways in a changing world. Guiller's photography has been in many galleries for solo and group shows, also have been published in Magazines and newspapers, he has many collectors, including museums and galleries, he has lectured and workshops digital art and photography. Frank Guiller works in New York City. Statement Photography for-tells stories synonymous with our own primal, intrinsic desires to dive in and implicate, merge, and experience our external environments. The pause that holds us silently whilst observing opens doors that capture untold stories only we could conquer. Images filter constructs of rapacious emotional rapture. Visual stimulation impacts the exploration of the psyche through the processes of association thus hurdling emotions, voyeurism, pity, rage , lament. All of these perhaps, visionary in one stillness. A pause conveying all possibility.