Daniela Garcia-Hamilton

Mi abuelita, tu mama, 202330.5 x 30.5cm4000 USD

Details

Material

embroidery and acrylic on canvas

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This contemporary portrait painting features vibrant and expressive brushstrokes that capture the subject's face in a vivid, almost abstract manner. The warm, fiery tones of red and orange dominate the canvas, creating a striking contrast with the subject's features, which are rendered in a range of purples, blues, and yellows. The overall composition is balanced, with the subject's gaze directed outward, engaging the viewer. The artist's unique, textured style and bold color choices suggest an emotional and psychological exploration of the subject's identity and inner life. ...

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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. ...