Artist Information:
German Molina
miami, FL
United States
Member Since: Nov 2006
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Artist Statement:
German Molina’s “Mundo
Magico”, is a banquet of color
and images. The first things
you see are not immediately
clear but slowly open up to
recognition and then clarity.
Hatching and outlining with
black lines separate
foreground and background.
There is no concern with
realism but highly stylized
abstraction, which are painted
in bright colors and flattened
by their lack of modeling.
Humor and delight are words
that come to mind with the
frivolity and color objects on
which he paints. He uses
bottles, tables, or shoes and
paints on them as if they were
canvases, transforming the
objects into a playful and
appealing curios. German
Molina states that in his art
he tries to find and give new
life to things by giving
coherence to them and
transforming them with new
iconography. The magic of
reinvention and the tolerance
for new dimension in our daily
life make these pieces indeed
magical and appealing.
German was born in Havana,
Cuba in the early fifties. He
studied and taught art until
1992 when he left to Ecuador
and requested political
asylum. While in Cuba, he
participated extensively in
local and European exhibition
for which he received many
prizes and accolades, ...
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German Molina's Free Artist Portfolio
| Welcome to German Molina's Portfolio. Browse Molina's body of work: German Molina’s “Mundo Magico”, is a banquet of color and images. The first things you see are not immediately clear but slowly open up to recognition and then clarity. Hatching and outlining with black lines separate foreground and background. There is no concern with realism but highly stylized abstraction, which are painted in bright colors and flattened by their lack of modeling. Humor and delight are words that come to mind with the frivolity and color objects on which he paints. He uses bottles, tables, or shoes and paints on them as if they were canvases, transforming the objects ... |
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