Studio Parga

Costa Rican artist Priscilla González is known for her intricate papercut artworks and her focus on femininity, domesticity and intimacy. Her art prints make reference to doilies and crochet, as well as to lace veils; objects and practices typically associated with women and approved of by society. Yet the figures in her doily papercuts are taken from erotic photos of curvaceous women from the 1960s and 1970s. As a result, Priscilla's works touch upon the complexities of femininity - of the outward need to be 'respectable' and of the contradictory eroticisms and desires that come to life behind closed doors, away from the judgemental gaze of society. Studio Parga is delighted to present, in?partnership with the artist, six of the original design layouts from which Priscilla's papercuts?are made. https://lnkd.in/etMwHpi3

Caroline Pe?a Bray and Esteban Pe?a Parga cofounders of STUDIO PARGA, visit https://studioparga.com/ to see amazing ART PRINTS form artists from Latinamerica.

Carolina Gómez's portraits depict beautiful women from mid-century magazines and glamour portraits. Hidden behind glistening jewels, Carolina's subjects draw us into?a world of?extravagance and elegance, artificiality and poise. https://lnkd.in/ezvwPSeb

Gonzalo Fuenmayor's art is a fascinating blend of cultural influences and draws from his Hispanic heritage and North American experiences. Growing up in the vibrant Caribbean tapestry of Barranquilla, and now living and working in the United States, he weaves together the complexities of Caribbean identity. https://lnkd.in/eN_pWzMb

Enye Studio is an independent?creative studio based in London. Founded by Venezuelan artist Adriana Jaros, Enye Studio is driven by focused intention and the desire to create thoughtful works of art that push against the currents of mass production that?underpin large swathes of contemporary art. https://lnkd.in/eysnFi7E

María Duque's abstract paintings create worlds in which digital and traditional artistic materials become intertwined. Perfectly smooth and meticulously?designed backgrounds are interrupted by splashes, drips and pools of paint. https://lnkd.in/eFfyhDjW

Natalia Casta?eda?Arbeláez is a multidisciplinary artist whose work documents the changing relationship between humans and nature, the tensions and fluctuations?in how we wish to shape a landscape and how that landscape resists or submits to change. https://lnkd.in/dpKJcSV6

Daniel Acu?a's meticulous drawings of clouds are anchored in the?idea?of drawing as a meditative practice that focuses and calms the mind, freeing?it to contemplate life's greater questions: life and?death, nature and all its violence. Containing references?to mythology and philosophy, his clouds are pulled directly from stories of Buddhist enlightenment and ideas that throughout history have located?God?in?nature. Over?the years, Daniel has become known for his excellent draughtsmanship across?a range of?art techniques and materials.?From drawings?made with charcoal dust to intricate aquatints,?his works are recognisable for their subtle marks and gestures, uncompromising detail, and his ability to?push?each?medium to its limits to achieve its full potential. Limited Edition available at: https://lnkd.in/e96GuuFC

Camila Barreto Hoyos's work is bold and colourful. It is unapologetically abstract and driven by a desire to investigate pictorial composition and the painted surface. Yet it is also sensitive and subtle, and each of her abstract compositions is firmly rooted in human experience and the artist's day-to-day life. Thin slivers of paint slice through?large patches of colour?to create movement and tension in?Meandro?(Meander); amorphous forms push against one another, changing and altering with?one another's force?in?Amor Tectónico?(Tectonic Love); and a central yellow rectangle becomes a site for curiosity in?Atisbadero?(Peephole).?The key to each?image lies in?its title and the tensions visible between form, line and colour. https://lnkd.in/eDi6c2Sd

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