(1968, Maracay, Venezuela) is a provocative and daring painter whose works center on human figures, often depicted en masse in situations of torture and agony. In his large-scale, dramatic paintings, Notarfrancesco fuses the sacred with the profane, situating religious imagery alongside erotic scenes. He uses dark and intense tones to heighten the tension present in […]
(1983, Caracas, Venezuela) is a young and upcoming artist who recently graduated in Fine Art from the Armando Reverón Fine Art University Institute, after which in 2010 she completed a Diploma on the Middle Ages at the Metropolitan University in Caracas. López’s practice centers on the exploration of the private and the public, where she […]
(1980, Caracas, Venezuela) is a painter whose vibrant, bright works explore the fragile, natural motifs, such as butterflies or flowers. His roses often stand alone, casting a delicate shadow against a richly colored backdrop that gains in density due to the presence of lines of poetry the artist paints onto the canvas. Mieres’ works range […]
(1956, Caracas, Venezuela) is a sculptor specializing in beautifully crafted human figures, whose sinuous bodies evoke freedom, strength and passion. Although she trained as a lawyer at the Central University of Venezuela, Veitia was captivated by art since she was a child. One day in 1995 she decided to follow her dream to be an […]
(1957, Caracas, Venezuela) is a painter whose works are characterized by a playful yet contemplative style. Salazar recurrently uses motifs such as trees, dresses, princes and princesses, which are given a whimsical treatment and emotional and reflective titles, such as gratitude or joy. Consequently, her work is at once suggestive of the fleetingness of time […]
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