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• Arts and Culture
• Paint and Sculpture
• 07 / 03 / 2007

Technical elements and styles are combined in "Resurgimiento" -Reinassance- a collective sample integrated by six artists, all of them members of the "José Martí"s Arts Brigade, from "Eduardo Delgado García" Art Instructors school. These graduates teach different courses of arts appreciation and creation at different teaching levels in the capital.

"Impactos" arts gallery from the Journalists Association Club, located in 47th Avenue, No. 2204, between 22th and 24th, Playa, Havana, welcomes these works of arts that show the young artists experience as regards to pictorial techniques and languages, with a singular imaginary richness, representing an unknown time and space of thresholds that mix up with the present time, according to their inspiration.

"Metamorfosis de un jardin" -one of what we may consider their masterpiece- is one of the main attractions of the exhibition. This work created by Luis Enrique Rivero Leyva is a mixed technique that shows a limitless creativity, in an environment of magic realism, with a strong expressionist accent. Its about a plant with animal-forms-like characteristics. Its an excellent work, where light has a privilege place.

Of great ingeniousness is "El Caballero" -The Gentleman-, by Omeir Hernández Martínez, a work art with a post-medieval language, a reminiscent line of secular illustrations, that combines contemporary elements.

"Agua de mi inspiracion" by Rudigel Melián, sums up in the enigmatic brightness of a lake a landscape, where the greens contrast with the light blue color of the infinite, in a harmony of lyricisms.

Another -untitled- representing a meeting with a girl surrounded by flowers, has also been included within this arts exhibition. Regla María Saguera -its author- inserts, little by little, flowers and fruits, with rose and blue-violet tones, which she interrelates within the young girls hair, messed by the breeze.

This exhibition is like a pictorial adventure that implies future meetings with these young artists.

Source: By Angela Capote, Cubarte