Oleos & Canvas
Arácnida
Arácnida
Rachel Pérez Troncoso, 2020
Acrylic on Art Paper , Expressionist Painting
Size: 30 x 40 cm / 12 x 16 in
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"Aracnid" by Rachel Pérez Troncoso.
Works oriented to the sensory expressionism that the human being experiments with, thoughts, putting emotions first; that which push the body and soul to the limit. With a certain sensual character and sublime, at the same time reinforced by thick and thin lines that contour the figure, the body resists and imposes itself before the natural with arrogance sometimes and sometimes with humility.
Punished by the passage of time in waiting for the changes to come. Subtly assess what is apparently insignificant becomes an unavoidable task when we only have a piece of land barren and empty on the outside. Then and only then do we perceive those emotional lacks that were always there where we never could see them. These artistic facts show that today's societies must bet on an inclusive globalization in terms of a sensitivity truly human from the analysis with ourselves.
Materials
Materials
Acrylic on Art Paper
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
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About Rachel Pérez Troncoso
Works oriented to the sensory expressionism that the human being experiments with, thoughts, putting emotions first; that which push the body and soul to the limit. With a certain sensual character and sublime, at the same time reinforced by thick and thin lines that contour the figure, the body resists and imposes itself before the natural with arrogance sometimes and sometimes with humility.
Punished by the passage of time in waiting for the changes to come. Subtly assess what is apparently insignificant becomes an unavoidable task when we only have a piece of land barren and empty on the outside. Then and only then do we perceive those emotional lacks that were always there where we never could see them. These artistic facts show that today's societies must bet on an inclusive globalization in terms of a sensitivity truly human from the analysis with ourselves.
For more information refer to her Curriculum Vitae.