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The art of the collective "4 + 1" will be given from next Friday, November 3 in an interesting pictorial exhibition that will open its doors at 8:30 p.m. in the exhibition hall of the Ramón Alonso Luzzy Cultural Center.
"The Garden of Delights" is a joint exhibition of Paca Calvo, Alfonso G. Aznar, Carmen Casanova, Jesus English and Angel Maciá that can be visited in the center until December 20.
"This is a painting exhibition that offers a proposal that goes beyond the concept of a garden as a mere idyllic place, inspired by the work of" El Bosco ", this exhibition alludes to current challenges", explains the councilor for Culture , David Martínez
Impossible characters, fantastic animals and forbidden fruits, a whole world that the painter reflected in his famous triptych to show us a hedonistic universe full of symbols.
The garden is the starting point of these artists who make a reflection of our convulsed society.
"Beauty," they explain, "is a virgin, but behind it the delights of the garden hide other worlds that the collective is capable of interpreting."
Love, power, ignorance or essence are concepts linked to human nature that they know how to capture on the canvas, each with its particular vision of art.
PACA CALVO
He uses the figurative technique, on wood or canvas, in acrylics.
The most frequent topics are the landscapes of our region, such as the salt mines, the Portman mines and the wetlands.
Make graphic work, as recorded in acetate and collagraphy.
He began his artistic training by taking drawing classes in the studio of Cartagena painter Ramón Alonso Luzzy, painting classes at the Popular University and in the studio of José Betanzos Jiménez.
JESÚS INGLÉS CANALEJO
In his work he intends to reestablish that ancestral bond already lost between the human being and mother earth.
He explains that his intention is to make society aware that without the strong, beautiful and fragile pillars that support our "home" we will end up extinguishing ourselves.
He is self-taught and uses wet and mixed techniques.
He has participated in exhibitions at the Economic of Cartagena, the Gigarpe Gallery, the UPCT, the Vacas room in Madrid, the Codac Center in Huelva, among others.
He teaches drawing and painting classes at the Real Sociedad Económica de Cartagena and at the neighborhood association of San José Obrero.
ÁNGEL MACIÁ
Figurative painting
His works range from the urban landscape to the natural landscapes of both the interior and the sea.
Its other side is the human figure, which is the excuse to propose different aspects related to the essence of the human being and feelings.
For this, he uses visual metaphors and symbolism.
His inspiration is related to religious and mythological aspects in much of the series he does.
Diploma in design and creation by the Professional School of Industrial Techniques.
Goymar from Valencia.
Extraordinary prize in the degree of fine arts.
ALFONSO GARCÃA AZNAR
Currently he is almost exclusively dedicated to oil.
His subjects focus on the vegetable and landscape, both natural and urban.
Try to visually express the dialogue established by the models.
In his work there is no shortage of drawings, watercolors or etchings.
He has made a decoration module in the school of artistic crafts of Murcia.
She considers herself self-taught, although she has received courses from teachers such as Pedro Cano, Antonio López García, Manolo Ardil, Dora Catarineu, José María García etc.
Regento the Gigarpe art gallery.
CARMEN CASANOVA
She is the creator of the concept of "faith-meninas".
The artist was born in the town of La Palma and received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Murcia in 2011. She has been awarded several times and has participated in 17 individual exhibitions and more than 63 collective.
Among them in Art Madrid, Museum of Contemporary Art of La Coruña, National Museum and Art Center Reina Sofia of Madrid, Museum of Fine Arts of Murcia and Ahaf Hong Kong (China).
See exhibition program
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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