Artist Information:
Antonio Puri
West Chester, PA
United States
Member Since: Dec 2000
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Artist Statement:
My art is my means of
identifying with the universe.
Therefore, I use symbols,
forms, and spatial concern as
a means to express my need for
universality. My inspiration
comes from the unity between
the microscopic and the
macrocosmic.
My painting process is also
designed to bridge the gap
between the known and the
unknown. By using materials
that resist one another, I am
able to reveal several layers
of paints, which would
ordinarily get covered up.
Introducing a hybrid of
techniques, symbols and
various mediums, I am hoping
to create Oneness.
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Artist Exhibitions:
Selected Solo Exhibitions
2008
The Guild, Antonio Puri: The
Tenth Door, New York, NY
(catalogue)
2007
Galerie des Beaux Arts,
Antonio Puri, Heeze,
Netherlands
Lawrence Gallery at Rosemont
College, Push & Pull,
Rosemont, PA
Atlantic City Art Center, In
Sights, Atlantic City, NJ
Robert Roman Gallery, Clone
This, Scottsdale, AZ
2006
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Artist Reviews:
Bibliography
2008
Vora, Swapna, Antonio Puri and
the Tenth Door, AsianArt.com,
July 18, New York
Genocchio, Benjamin, A
Collection Born of Cultural
Dislocation, The New York
Times, July 13, New York
Pais, Arthur J., Erasing
Borders, blending cultures,
India in New York, March 7,
New York
Ehrhardt, Ursula, Philadelphia
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Collections:
Hamburg, Rubin, Mullin,
Maxwell & Lupin, Philadelphia,
PA
Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP,
Princeton, NJ
Post & Schell, Philadelphia,
PA
Ritz Theatre, Oaklyn, NJ
Moriarty & Associates, P.A.,
Tampa, FL
The Noyes Museum, Oceanville,
NJ
Bergen Museum of Art and
Science, Paramus, NJ
NY Hospice Program, New York,
NY
chashama, New York, NY
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Commissions:
Coming Soon!
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Antonio Puri's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Antonio Puri's Portfolio. Browse Puri's body of work: My art is my means of identifying with the universe. Therefore, I use symbols, forms, and spatial concern as a means to express my need for universality. My inspiration comes from the unity between the microscopic and the macrocosmic.
My painting process is also designed to bridge the gap between the known and the unknown. By using materials that resist one another, I am able to reveal several layers of paints, which would ordinarily get covered up. Introducing a hybrid of techniques, symbols and various mediums, I am hoping to create Oneness.
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