Jorge Araldi

“True to his traditional aesthetic this series of paintings in intensely abstract characteristics, while presenting a soothing sense of equilibrium”

Stephan van Kuyk
Lead Curator

Collage #1 – Jorge Araldi
Mixed media on Paper – 24×26

2015

“True to his traditional aesthetic this series of paintings in intensely abstract characteristics, while presenting a soothing sense of equilibrium”

Stephan van Kuyk
Lead Curator

Collage #2 – Jorge Araldi
Mixed media on Paper – 24×26

2015

“True to his traditional aesthetic this series of paintings in intensely abstract characteristics, while presenting a soothing sense of equilibrium”

Stephan van Kuyk
Lead Curator

Collage #3 – Jorge Araldi
Mixed media on Paper – 24×26

2015

“True to his traditional aesthetic this series of paintings in intensely abstract characteristics, while presenting a soothing sense of equilibrium”

Stephan van Kuyk
Lead Curator

Collage #4 – Jorge Araldi
Mixed media on Paper – 24×26

2015

“True to his traditional aesthetic this series of paintings in intensely abstract characteristics, while presenting a soothing sense of equilibrium”

Stephan van Kuyk
Lead Curator

Collage #5 – Jorge Araldi
Mixed media on Paper – 24×26

2015

“True to his traditional aesthetic this series of paintings in intensely abstract characteristics, while presenting a soothing sense of equilibrium”

Stephan van Kuyk
Lead Curator

Collage #6- Jorge Araldi
Mixed media on Paper – 24×26

2015

True to his traditional aesthetic this series of paintings in intensely abstract characteristics, while presenting a soothing sense of equilibrium

On his latest series the artist distances himself of his traditional abstract approach into representing more accurate female forms. The female characters are showcased as censored, putting in evidence the latest feminist struggles in south america.

Stephan van Kuyk
Lead Curator

Mixed media on Paper – 55×75cm

On his latest series the artist distances himself of his traditional abstract approach into representing more accurate female forms. The female characters are showcased as censored, putting in evidence the latest feminist struggles in South-America.

Stephan van Kuyk
Lead Curator

Mixed media on Paper – 55×75cm