Artist Information:
Agustin Castillo
Los Banos, CA
United States
Member Since: Apr 2001
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Artist Statement:
The concept of development is
essentially based on the
interrelation between color
and texture inside the same
space, just as the intention
of suggesting that different
states of mind are brought
together with the spontaneity
of the moment. This is how
color takes on its own
existence inside the different
compositions creating its own
interest, as the texture is
based on the union of
different materials creating
an energy that invades the
spectator.
I believe in leaving each
piece of art untitled because
I consider that titles could
be limiting for the spectator
where the intention is to
create an emotional link
between the work, composition,
color and the spectator in a
direct and natural form.
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Artist Exhibitions:
2008
Art Exhibition “James Gray
Gallery”,
Santa Monica, California, U.S.
March
Group Art Exhibition- "The
Edmund Craig Gallery"
Fort Worth, Texas, U.S. Feb
2007
Art Exhibition “A-forest
Gallery”
3 man Show,New York, NY, U.S.
Artist for Human Rights (AHR)
International Exhibition
“James Gray Gallery”, Santa
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Artist Galleries:
James Gray Gallery
Santa Monica, Ca
http://www.jamesgraygallery.com
Art on 5th Fine Art Gallery
Austin, Tx
http://www.arton5th.com
The Edmund Craig Gallery
Fort Worth, Tx
http://www.edmundgraiggallery.c
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A-forest Gallery
New York, NY
http://www.a-forestgallery.com.
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Artist Reviews:
The work of Agustin Castillo
is visually complex and
thought provoking. There
exists a sensual nuance and
the skillful fusion of color
with content. The figurative
abstract paintings are
conceptual in the wider scope
of a new realism, a visual
language that appears to
resonate in the subconscious
world of ...
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Agustin Castillo's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Agustin Castillo's Portfolio. Browse Agustin Castillo's body of work: The concept of development is essentially based on the interrelation between color and texture inside the same space, just as the intention of suggesting that different states of mind are brought together with the spontaneity of the moment. This is how color takes on its own existence inside the different compositions creating its own interest, as the texture is based on the union of different materials creating an energy that invades the spectator.
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