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Gabriela Acevedo

 

 

There are various paths to enter the world of art, yet few of them result so interesting and captivating as entering it through the sensitivity of a brush-stroke, the skill in the handling of shape and color, and the lack of restraint when unraveling the mysteries of history and art.
 

It all began in the world of a studio. A small corner where the easel, oils, watercolors, canvas and sketches intermingled with Don Joaquin Torres Garcia's precepts, with the breaking up of colors and with the heart of a painter who started off in this very old art long before her youth.
 

Hand in hand with who without doubt, came into this world to paint, we discover what commitment can achieve, what knowledge can give and how far love for what we do can carry us.
 

Whether from the south of America or from her early days in Mallorca, discovered together with her mentor Don Edgardo Ribeiro, Gabriela Acevedo set her objective without haste but with certainty. Today she has a name for herself in the world of art and teaching. .
 

She enjoys awakening new passions in her students. She commits to her work and she is a source of knowledge. Guide and company. Observing her paintings and recognizing her palette is approaching art from a space of one's own.

 

 

E-mail: gabrielaacevedo@adinet.com.uy

Website: www.gabrielaacevedo.com

 

Gladys González

 

 

The elements materialized in her works provoke, trough subtle tone changes, stump and unfinished parts, questions and ambiguities that result in an image in which the very same observer deals with reconstructing an allegoric story (maybe his own one?).
 

The forms and colors used by the artist take us to our memory images, and the depth of its meaning does not prevent us from looking at with a playful attitude, in which the excitement of discovering the meaning of shapes overlaps the excitement of meeting our desires, aspirations and fears.
 

The technique used develops various combinations. From the accidental blot to a mono-copy imprint or a suggested pattern, a feeling of sinuous rhythms and wavy movements is obtained.

 

Paper, ink, pens and paintbrush are the basic tools to attain results that are always different.

 

 

E-mail: dmcastro@adinet.com.uy

 

 

Daniel Castro

 

 

His works, displayed in this exhibit, try to explain the relation between geometry and nature, as web as to give priority to the formal aspects of every composition. Geometry is not only present among objects (Cezanne) , but also in the way objects are related and it is at this point where the artist centers his search, in the balanced relationship between weights and visual tensions.
 

Accepting the naturalist view, the representation is framed into the figurative parameters, but without falling into the virtuosity excesses, which eventually mask the plastic content the work of art.
 

The artist presents to us a world of order and calm, where the geometric rigor allows us to quote Spinoza, "natura ordine geometrico demonstrata".

 

 

E-mail: dmcastro@adinet.com.uy

 

 

Hugo Varela

 

 

"Matter Sublimation"

The interior world of this artist is revealed through this series that shows the instant in which the natural elements open themselves to another dimension. This dynamic of spaces and elements involves us and it nourishes from our own dreams.

 

 

E-mai: hmvarela@adinet.com.uy

 

 

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