Artist Information:
Enriquillo Rodriguez Amiama
Santo Domingo,
Dominican Republic
Member Since: Sep 2001
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Artist Statement:
"We live in a fast paced
world, which repeats over
again and again. At times
we do not understand that
"life keeps us alive and not
just living". I
realize that my paintings give
us - because I am too a
spectator - an
opportunity to absorb, to rest
the soul. It is not
escapism...I can't
ignore the truth; but I think
the best way to face up to our
problems is
with a free and clear mind and
not with one which is
exhausted and confused.
God created good and beautiful
things for us to enjoy
eventhough we seem
committed to destroying them
and destroying ourselves.
I want to reach the most
impressionable parts, the
affectionate ones, with
touches of light; with bright
but serene colors; and share
in the delight of
these simple things that have
been created.
Thanks God, I discover that
there are still many people
that discuss art;
that appreciate a minute of
tranquility and contemplate
and listen with soul
to that harmonious music that
is quietly recognized, through
the rhythm of
the strokes and the chords of
the colors, creating each one
with his
memories and emotions and his
own internal sceneries".
Enriquillo Rodriguez...
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Artist Exhibitions:
Solo Shows
15 Solo shows, in Sto. Dgo.,
Montreal, Washington,
Guatemala City, Tegucigalpa,
Panama City and San Jose,
Costa Rica.
International Group Shows
2001 Art Miami 2001
1999 "Artists from the
Hispanic Caribbean" Inner
Tropical Center of The Arts,
Miami, Florida
"Eight Contemporary
Painters from Puerto Rico and
Dominican Republic", ...
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Enriquillo Rodriguez Amiama's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Enriquillo Rodriguez Amiama's Portfolio. Browse Enriquillo Rodriguez Amiama's body of work: "We live in a fast paced world, which repeats over again and again. At times
we do not understand that "life keeps us alive and not just living". I
realize that my paintings give us - because I am too a spectator - an
opportunity to absorb, to rest the soul. It is not escapism...I can't
ignore the truth; but I think the best way to face up to our problems is
with a free and clear mind and not with one which is exhausted and confused.
God created good and beautiful things for us to enjoy eventhough we seem... |
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