LATIN AMERICAN DRAWINGS TODAY

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Style, content, and intention are varied in these drawings. Humberto Aquino describes himself as «a tonal painter. In myworks, tone counts above local or variegated color. Tone produces one dominant continuous effect; its presence in thepictorial surface establishes the unity that is capital to awork of art.» Regina Vater, whose drawings are plans for future installations, writes: «Since the seventies, and particularly in the drawings selected for this show, I (am) pointing out ecological issues in my art.» António Henrique Amaral describes his drawings as «exercises in establishing intimate links between my feelings, daydreams, thoughts, andmy hands, my eyes, and the materials used.» Alvaro Barrios tries «to create illusions in a world where time and space occur in an unknown dimension. A dimension where art history, sacred history, and science fiction are united without contradictions in the silence and logic and dreams.»Of her very personal vision, Lucía Maya writes: «My obsession for detail and reinventing the pleats of materials, the hair, the heart and the plants, is due to a particular interest in that all the elements that shape my pictures are provided by the same expressive charge.

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SAN DIEGO MUSEUM OF ART