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Luci The Gnat Having sojourned in Florence for a grant at the Accademia di Belle Arti has fully harnessed his impeccable skill in rendering the human form which borders on a classicist, sketchy finish to brisk impressionist color palettes which resembles much abstract paintings. For this exhibit, he has managed to merge two seemingly opposing tendencies – the abstract and the figurative. But it’s the figures which seem to be tamed by the wooly patches of color to constrict their emotive outpourings. Further, the figures had been effaced of facial features to dislodge them off of peculiarities of certain personages Soliven has based his figures upon. Aguilar, having worked in an advertising agency as an art director and now doing freelance graphic work for several publications, informs his paintings with a glut of images sourced from such field but colored more by his personal and private sentiments. As his canvases are piled up by a bewildering mix of the grotesque, the fanciful and his self-portraits, they seem to portray a warped glass globe kept in his memory, and thus which he and him alone can unlock and decipher. His latest series of paintings which resembles Tarot cards replicates this elusiveness to a certain meaning, more than insinuating a mystic interpretation of his works. Mag:net Gallery is at The Loop, ELJ Center, ABS-CBN compound, Mother Ignacia Avenue corner Eugenio Lopez St. QC. For details please call Shey at 4100995 or email magnetplus@gmail.com.
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![]() Skulduggery 2 Alex Aguilar |
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![]() Rain Dance Nolet Soliven |
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