Daniela Garcia-Hamilton

Don Victor en Guadalajara, 202335.6 x 35.6cm4000 USD

Details

Material

embroidery and oil on canvas

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This abstract portrait features a striking use of vibrant colors against a muted gray background. The subject's face is depicted through a bold, expressive brushstroke technique that accentuates the subject's features, creating a sense of intensity and emotion. The artwork combines representational elements with an abstract, expressionistic style, reflecting the artist's unique perspective and artistic vision. While the individual is not named, the painting offers a powerful and thought-provoking exploration of the human condition. ...

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Artist

Daniela Garcia-Hamilton

1995

Daniela Garcia Hamilton is a first generation Mexican-American painter. Her work explores the rituals and traditions she experienced as a child of immigrant parents. Color and pattern is integrated throughout her work as she describes the vibrancy of her traditions through portraits of her family members. Settings are fabricated to draw attention to social-political commentary on past and current immigrant experiences. As she completed her B.F.A. at CSULB, she began to reflect on her traditions through the American lens. American tile patterns are used as the veil through which she remembers these events. ...