CAMILLE CLAUDEL
Series of watercolor paintings inspired by the work and life of French sculptor Camille Claudel, muse of Auguste Rodin and one of the greatest exponents of 19th century sculpture.
The work was developed from episodes of Camille's life, as well as some of her personality traits such as passion for life, painful waiting, loneliness and the psychic illness detected at the time.
A woman ahead of her time, Camille faced the price for her emancipation and for her passion for the arts, in a time admittedly of male dominance.
This series of works is also an ode to all women who fought and are still fighting for equal opportunities and gender.
Painting and drawing for over 25 years
PAINTING AND DRAWING FOR OVER 25 YEARS
BUTOH
BUTOH, also known as ''Darkness Dance'' is a dance that emerged in post-war Japan and gained international recognition in the 1970s. Butoh is inspired by avant-garde movements, expressionism, surrealism, constructivism, among others.
Butoh manifests what is universal, what is human in its essence. Thus, both for the butoka (dancer) and for those who see him dancing, the social masks are torn off, and the truth of each one is brutally unveiled, causing, consequently, a kind of inner turmoil that forces him to leave the conformations in search for the real me.
