Fingers

New wax paintings with my fingers.

Is this figurative? I think so. The distinct finger marks are negative images of the human body. Also the physical mark itself is animal like (does not have the precision of the pencil, brush, et.)

What makes an image figurative?

goat lady

a goat playing dead

whistle back

Bocetos//ideas//sketchbook

Nostalgia Serenica

Lady praying (acrilyc on canvas)/ My notebook // Dama rezando (acrilico sobre tela)/ Mi cuaderno

Fuego//Nautilus

Fuego

"Fuego" was a collective show that we (Bernardo, Christian and Carlos Loaiza) made in May 07. All the paintings were made by the of us, i mean all of us painting on the same canvas. Here are parts of some of the paintings we made.

//"Fuego" fue una exposición colectiva que nosotros (Bernardo, Christian y Carlos Loaiza) hicimos en Mayo de 2007. Todas las pinturas fueron hechas entre los tres alimón, es decir, los tres pintamos sobre un mismo lienzo. Aqui les presento fragmentos de algunos cuadros que hicimos.

Casus

Destroying the figure is very important to my work. I cannot take myself to seriously.

Columna Rota//Broken Spine

Collaboration Art Work//This oil was made by Bernardo and Christian. We have been painting together on the same canvas since we were 16. This painting is in honor to Frida Kahlo.

Small Odalisque

grand odalisque

Angel's fall, Giacometti's fault

How can we do this?

I want to invite everyone to upload images of your own work, so we can get to know each other through images. My hope of organizing this project is that artists from Mazatlan, Mexico would make connections with artists from D.C and Baltimore, USA (...and Spain!).

How can six people that have never worked together-- work together to create artworks. I think a good start would be to allow yourself to become inspired by each other's visual language....incorporate each other's themes into your own work and upload these new images...and on and on.....

this being an example.

Analisis de un dolor

Collaboration Art Work//This painting was made by Bernardo Alatorre and Christian Castillo.

Virginatus di Manoliann