Xavier Coronel

The Lost Wrld, 2022208 x 343cmPrice on Request

Details

MaterialGallery

Oil, acrylic, latex paint, colored pencil, ink and graphite on red canvasGinsberg

Description

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This abstract landscape painting showcases a muted color palette of blues, greens, and browns, creating a hazy, dreamlike atmosphere. The composition features various shapes and forms, such as the sweeping brush strokes and the silhouetted shapes of helicopters in the sky, evoking a sense of movement and energy. The artist's distinctive technique, blending realism with abstraction, reflects a contemporary style that invites the viewer to interpret the work's deeper meaning, which may be a commentary on the relationship between technology, nature, and human experience. ...

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Artist

Xavier Coronel

B.1988, Ecuadorian

Xavier Coronel creates large-scale mixed media paintings which examine dynamics between terror and memory. Inspired by elements of horror, ranging from traditional cinematic genres to the sensory niches revealed when overturning an ostensibly organized reality, Coronel's paintings stand as a testament to his cinematic studies in Buenos Aires. His work reveals his affinity for pop culture, everyday nuances, video games, virtual realms, and a poignant yearning for his formative years and prior habitats. With a keen ability to absorb and integrate the vast array of images and information he encounters daily, Coronel channels these experiences into his work. The resultant paintings act like slices of his personal narrative. It's not uncommon for viewers to come across juxtapositions, such as the foot of Justin Bieber alongside a video game still, or an abstracted film poster. This artistic tapestry aptly reflects a generation saturated with information, where, within Coronel's oeuvre, traditional hierarchical distinctions dissolve, fostering a level playing field among myriad visuals. ...