Artist Information:
Antonno Sifuentes
Prairieville, LA
United States
Member Since: Oct 2007
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Artist Statement:
In my art I am trying to
show impressions, such as a
first impression, the
impression of a person, a
situation, what was left
behind or at worst, a wrong
impression. My work is
constructed from past and
present memories and memories
of trials and tribulations of
my life. When I gather
materials for a body of work,
I like to be sporadic. Call
it a form of divine
intervention that leads me.
It allows me to get back to a
child like state where one can
paint without consequences and
truly rely on intuition.
Through this process,
spontaneous marks come from my
subconscious and reflect my
life experiences. I feel
that, in viewing my art, you
come closer to knowing
chapters of my life that allow
you to reflect on your own.
My current work is about the
expression of love, love that
one has, shares, and loses. I
am never content with my art
and continue to explore new
mediums and fresh themes to
apply to my paintings and
drawings. ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
An exhibition of recent
artworks by Master of Fine
Arts candidates. Antonno
Sifuentes, Jarred davis, Ani
Volkan, Dave Wang, and Amy
Bernice Zell. The Work,
ranging form contemorary
landscapse and mix media
installations to portraits and
silkscreen posters, will be on
display at the Enterprise
center from January 25 through
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Artist Galleries:
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Artist Reviews:
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Antonno Sifuentes's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Antonno Sifuentes's Portfolio. Browse Sifuentes's body of work: In my art I am trying to show impressions, such as a first impression, the impression of a person, a situation, what was left behind or at worst, a wrong impression. My work is constructed from past and present memories and memories of trials and tribulations of my life. When I gather materials for a body of work, I like to be sporadic. Call it a form of divine intervention that leads me. It allows me to get back to a child like state where one can paint without consequences and truly rely on intuition.
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