The artist
The plastic artist Bruno Guimarães, 60 years old, born in Manaus Amazonas Brazil, had his talent and artistic virtuosity discovered very early on, by his teacher, the Italian master Francesco Cocolice, who encouraged his 10-year-old pupil to make his first exhibition at the Liceo Orellana in Leticia Colombia.
While on an exchange program in the United States, at age 12, he had his works exhibited in Melbourne Florida, in a collective exhibition of new talents at the HTS school.
Returning to Brazil, at age 14, he attended painting classes with Mestre Moacir de Andrade, in Manaus, where he had his first solo exhibition at Teatro Amazonas.
In São Luís do Maranhão, at age 18, he received guidance from artists, Fransoufer, Francisco Lobato, Péricles Rocha and Jesus Santos, soon becoming a colleague and part of this roster of Notorious Artists.
With well-defined styles, he left for a brilliant artistic career, full of awards, in art salons in Brazil and Latin America.
Its curriculum includes 53 individual and 10 collective exhibitions.
A declared disciple of Manabú Mabe, Kenji Fukuda, Tomie Otake among other abstractionists, he chooses this school and its lyrical gestural style to portray feelings with the symbolic language of colors and gestures, where the brush and spatula float free on the canvas, escaping form explicit, giving value to the free, libertarian, poetic gesture that leads us, aided by the chromatic language, to elucidate the artist's expressive proposal.
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Art Critic and Owner of the Contemporary Art gallery in Quito Ecuador.
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