Artist Information:
Millan Ludena
Tegucigalpa,
Honduras
Member Since: Jun 2005
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Artist Statement:
Born in 1980 in Guayaquil,
Ecuador. His artistic life
began as a youth next to his
uncle Jiner and the artist
Rooselvet Cruz, who had
studied plastic arts.
Rooselvet immediately
recognized that Millan would
become an artist, and Millan
drew and painted from that
time on. For several years he
painted the backdrops for
school and his university
plays, and conducted school
expositions.
By the time he was 18 he
decided that art would be an
activity of absolute freedom
in terms of specific goals,
and that he would pursue other
professional studies, in
addition to art. At his
begins, Millan studied the
works of the artists Oswaldo
Guayasamin and Eduardo Kingman
that included copies made in
oil.
He worked inicially with
oilpaints, but now his works
are primary with painting
acrylic, but his creation
array expands from drawing and
painting to sculpture.
Millan has always felt the
artist in him – collecting
art, visiting museums,
painting and creating objects
in various phases of his life
–and principally – thinking as
an artist.
Up until 2004 he had
restricted exhibiting his
works to colegs, family,
friends and some collectors.
Millan is Agribusiness man
graduated from Zamorano,
Honduras, where he met Jorge
Restrepo, ...
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Millan Ludena's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Millan Ludena's Portfolio. Browse Ludena's body of work: Born in 1980 in Guayaquil, Ecuador. His artistic life began as a youth next to his uncle Jiner and the artist Rooselvet Cruz, who had studied plastic arts. Rooselvet immediately recognized that Millan would become an artist, and Millan drew and painted from that time on. For several years he painted the backdrops for school and his university plays, and conducted school expositions.
By the time he was 18 he decided that art would be an activity of absolute freedom in terms of specific goals, and that he would pursue other professional studies, in addition to art. At his begins, ... |
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