Artist Information:
Luz Perez
San Antonio, TX
United States
Member Since: Dec 2001
 contact artist
|
|
Artist Statement:
In my work I combine images of
human and other organic forms.
I prefer to use mixed media
because of the contrast and
spontaneity that is achieved.
According to Duane and Sarah
Preble, authors of Artforms,
"Picasso is alleged to have
said that he could always draw
like Michelangelo, but it took
him years to draw like a
child." While I previously
only valued the realistic
depiction of objects, I now
approach my art more openly
allowing my work to
demonstrate undaunted
expression much like that
demonstrated in the art of
children. Tapping into the
enthusiasm, passion and
instinctual spontaneity that
children exhibit when creating
art has set me on an exciting
and inspirational journey of
creative rediscovery.
...
Further Information
| |
Artist Exhibitions:
Selected Exhibitions (*Solo
Shows)
2001 Primer Paso/Primer Friday
An Exhibition of Works by
Primer Paso Artists and
Resident Studio Artists,
Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center
Visual Arts Annex,
San Antonio, TX
2000 *Perpetual Anxiety, Alba
De Leon Studio, Blue Star Art
Complex, Ste 106-B,
San Antonio, TX
2000 Emerging ...
Further Information
|
|
Artist Galleries:
Coming Soon!
|
|
Artist Reviews:
Coming Soon!
|
|
Collections:
Coming Soon!
|
|
Commissions:
Coming Soon!
|
|
|
Luz Perez's Free Artist Portfolio
| Welcome to Luz Perez's Portfolio. Browse Perez's body of work: In my work I combine images of human and other organic forms. I prefer to use mixed media because of the contrast and spontaneity that is achieved. According to Duane and Sarah Preble, authors of Artforms, "Picasso is alleged to have said that he could always draw like Michelangelo, but it took him years to draw like a child." While I previously only valued the realistic depiction of objects, I now approach my art more openly allowing my work to demonstrate undaunted expression much like that demonstrated in the art of children. Tapping into the enthusiasm, passion and instinctual spontaneity ... |
|
|
|
