© Dame refugio, Debla Ak Na' Maya (2021) Painting by Richard Martin Vidal
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Original Artwork (One Of A Kind)
Painting,
Oil
on Canvas
- Dimensions Height 63in, Width 63in
- Artwork's condition The artwork is in perfect condition
- Framing This artwork is not framed
- Categories Paintings under $20,000 Naive Art Nature
Oil on canvas
Size: 160x160cm
The Goddess Ak Na' Maya welcomes the prince of birds.
..."One night, the prince fell into a restless sleep, worried that he would never be able to wake up again, and began to dream. The dream was so real that he thought he no longer slept. A dazzling light appeared, hiding the shape of a figure feminine, slender, welcoming. The prince, so disconsolate and sorrowful, could not help resting his head on the supernatural figure and it was then that three tears of grief fell from his eyes. The woman, who was actually a bird-headed goddess and a body capable of nurturing and creating life, absorbed the body and the afflicted spirit of the prince and transported him to another world transformed into a bird..."
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BIO
Painter, photographer and graphic artist born in Zurich (Switzerland) in 1968, Richard Martin is a multidisciplinary artist whose personality and origins are marked by two very different cultures that directly influence his work. .
The curve, with all its derivatives, is the cornerstone of a style of its own that investigates the interconnection of nature on a global scale through the creative and unconscious process of art.
< p>In the work, each of us will visualize common and different elements depending on our experiences, age, customs...Thus, the viewer is called to create his or her own story based on the binomial perception- imagination, and to write a personal story determined by one's own intrinsic archetype, inherited or learned: “the work does not have a single meaning, it is multiplexed depending on our experience and vision of the world.”
A journey. visual, of fluid structures that interconnect and intertwine with each other in the work, through the curve as a pictorial language, fed by the currents of informalism and surrealism, among others. “Looking back is necessary to be able to move forward”… “curvisme or curvism was not invented by me; “It was, is and will be present in nature.” “Leonardo of Pisa or Fibonacci in the 12th century discovered this order of growth in nature…”, “curvature is present in everything that surrounds us and connects us even if we do not yet know why.”
From that background it seeks to transmit humanity and awaken in the viewer the construction of their own meaning. Based on synchronicity and the collective unconscious, which, in Jung's words, is “universal and impersonal.”
“Art is an adventure in an unknown world, different for each person.” spectator.”
Richard Martin
Maya
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Nationality:
SPAIN
- Date of birth : unknown date
- Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
- Groups: Professional Artist Contemporary Spanish Artists
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