MIGUEL MEDINA A SNAKE MADE OF DUST CASA DEL BARRIO_18 NOV 2023
Una serpiente de polvo, Casa del Barrio, 18 nov 2023
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https://doi.org/10.26807/cav.v10i17.597Keywords:
Miguel Medina, Enigmatic landscapes, Science and myth, Imagination, Mystical earthinessAbstract
The text narrates the discovery and exploration of the work of Miguel Medina, an artist from Guayaquil, highlighting his evolution from an initial impression of affinity towards abstraction to a deeper understanding of his pictorial language. Medina conjures enigmatic landscapes, influenced by scientific and mythological terms, creating a visual narrative that challenges the viewer's perception. His works suggest territories in constant gestation, nourished by space exploration and the influence of indigenous visual languages. The artist combines science and legend to generate his own interpretation of the landscape, challenging the prevailing historical narrative. His art, imbued with fabulation, offers a comforting escape from reality, stimulating the imagination and suggesting a mystical earthiness as a possible future. In summary, Medina uses his work to explore the intersection of science, myth, and art, challenging conventional perceptions of the landscape and promoting reflection on new possibilities.
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