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ROXIERE'S WORK IN ¨QUÉ HACEMOS" MAGAZINE
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ROXIERE'S ART PIECES FOR SALE AT "Valora tu Talento"
PARTICIPATION IN EPA ARTE UY 2021- Punta del Este, Uruguay
CONFLUENCIA: REVISTA HISPÁNICA DE CULTURA Y LITERATURA
Volume 35, Number 2, Spring 2020
Roxiere's work was mentioned in an article for Confluencia; a journal issued by the University of Northern Colorado, that publishes scholarly articles and notes in Spanish and English. It encompasses the three principal areas of the Hispanic world: Spain, Latin America, and the United States. The editorial policy invites the submission of manuscripts that promote an integrative approach to the study of culture and literature.
BUENOS AIRES INTERNATIONAL BOOK FAIR
Arte Fluido (Pouring) Book Presentation | May - April 2019
The fascinating Fluid Art technique (or pouring) requires a clear introduction to numerous interacting effects that literally generate the artwork. This book offers a concise guide for the main pouring effects, as well as the elements that will allow the reader to gradually gaining their control, opening the door to a creative process with a minimum of setbacks.
FLOWING COLORADO SERIES
2019 | Garden Center Gallery, CO
2018 | Community Creative Center, CO
The pale pinks, oranges, and strong reds that play true scandals in the sunrise and sunset lights, or those intermixed with browns and greens that give energy to a clear summer day. The peace of casual lavenders over a hidden valley, the silvers of moons floating over cold waters, and pearly whites emerging from magnificent lenticular clouds also add to the long list of colors that this series attempts to bring together: the palettes of Colorado landscapes throughout the seasons.
A TRIBUTE TO GABRIEL GARCÍA MÁRQUEZ
April 17, 2015 | Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO
BRIDGE SERIES
From the dawn of time, bridges played transcendental roles for humanity. Bridges, imperative in the search of survival, as gates to explore unknown pieces of the mosaic the world was and is; bridges, connecting cities and even continents.
The epicenter of this new series is the concept of the bridge and the hope of a state-of-the-art version of it; survival built on mutually enriching interactions that will bring compassion and, for the first time, all pieces of the mosaic together.
SERIES PATAGONIAN PETALS
April , 2016 | Bath Garden Center, Fort Collins, CO
This series was inspired by the flower beds at my mother's garden in the Argentine Patagonia. I still remember the passion and dedication she invested in her colorful flower beds. The swarm of suspended petals during the frequent windy days that mixed fragrances within an already sea-scented air. My childhood, my mother, and the echoes of those swirls of Patagonian petals in my memory gave identity to my painting.
TRIBUTE TO JACKSON POLLOCK AND ASTOR PIAZZOLLA
A fusion between image and tango
Gesso, acrylic, and enamel
Capturing energy of Pollock and the transgressor rhythms of Piazzolla made these paintings temporarily take the reins, becoming the main characters in a rare hybrid space between music and color.
MY STORY
This idea started with a drawing book in hand, during a warm fall afternoon, a few years ago. I walked my idea of linking Piazzolla and Pollock through a rare space within which they appeared already connected.
The bold changes in the metric of tango and the disorder in the color, both, led me to paint my collection Four Porteño Seasons. I tend to see in those paintings the transgressor rhythm and the regularities that break the chaos, and naturally, the cycles of color and life in that Buenos Aires. The painting Adiós Nonino not only borrowed a Piazzolla’s title but, being the last of this collection shared the essence of Piazzolla’s farewell to his father.
Libertango, Resurrection of the Angel, and Solitude are other paintings that tried to hand Jackson Pollock to a bandoneón.
BODIES CELESTIAL SERIES
October 2008
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