Without doubt history will always be a source of inspiration. This unique Maya works find its likeness in today's art world.
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How can you not create and be visually stimulated by the past?????
ReplyDeleteCheers!
I was invited with other artists to present a work about landscape in the next Foto30, the annual photo exhibition held in September in Guatemala City.
ReplyDeleteAs part of the project we gather every week and talk about the history of landscaping, past and present, reviewing artists like Ansel Adams, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Alexander Apostol, Thomas Ruff, Moisés Barrios among others. It is like you say, what can we take from the past but after all what can we contribute.