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Biography
About Me
I'm an artist who strives to kindle complex emotions through the medium of oil paint. When I paint a scene, my aim is not only to take the viewer on a visual ride, but to evoke the other senses as well. My paintings often weave between different genres such as portraiture, landscape and still life, to create scenes that hint at a narrative. I like to bend and distort reality on canvas, often creating imaginative lighting scenarios and arrangements of characters and elements.
I'm known for using a combination of expressive brushwork and meticulous rendering. I often hide little treats for the viewer to find around the painting, be it a character in shadow spying on another, maybe a passage of particularly rich texture, or perhaps a jewel-colored element surrounded by muted colors. I like to render things as exquisitely as I can, and create a gem-like quality in my paintings.
I strive to create an ambiguous, albeit tangible atmospheric realism in the work I create. I want to take the viewer to a place where they can experience emotions previously unknown to them.
Biography
I was born in Nebraska, USA, and grew up in Querétaro, Mexico. I also have a Swiss nationality, which has exposed me to a variety of cultures from a young age. As an artist who explores the infinite possibilities that oil painting offers, I seek to create tangible, albeit ambiguous, atmospheres tinged with emotion.
I began my career as an artist by taking several workshops in Querétaro, and then went on to study a degree in visual arts at the Instituto Allende, in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico.
In 2014, I moved to Florence, Italy, where I completed the three-year drawing and painting program at the Angel Academy of Art. There I learned the academic methods of the 19th century French school of painting, which proved essential in my path as figurative painter.
I've held exhibitions in several cities in Mexico and the United States. I have also won awards and recognitions in several international competitions including ARC Salon, Mod Portrait, Plein Air Salon and Salmagundi Club.
I am currently studying in Denver, Colorado under Daniel Sprick, where I explores creating scenes that combine a variety of elements. I paint the human figure in interaction with architecture, animals and landscape, to create dynamic narratives.
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