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Juan
Thermal Series by Juan in Lake Worth Beach
Thermal Series
This series consists on the color developed by the thermal camera installed in one of the electronic items powered by electricity, related to the consumption and which from their own batteries the caducity is supporting contamination, also a comment based on the cattle and the ammount of space that represents that need and the quantity of forest devastated for it, all bringing a consequence to the global warming changes.
It is related into a process of auto recognition of the individual consumption, a representation on the elements, as well as on the common and repetitive practices that are not usually recognized as images. These images are immersed on the velocity of the consumption as the production from they where made, as a residue and as objects with short longevity in the actual life.
there is also represented some other items that where made from carbon fossils, items that are constantly replaced because of the massive consumption and the way we are constantly renewing our own clothes, shoes, cars, etc.
Availability: Available
Medium: oil paint
Collection: landscape, animals, abstract
Size: 204cm (W) X 184cm (H)
Price: $12,000
Meet the Artist
Lake Worth Beach, United StatesI am an accomplished artist based in Lake Worth, FL, with over two decades of experience in the art world. Since 2003, I have exhibited globally, presenting my work at galleries, art fairs, and cultural events across various cities. My artistic practice spans diverse media, including large-scale bronze monuments, murals, oil paintings, and drawings. I have also contributed illustrations to Netflix series and collaborated with artists across photography, music, theater, and fine arts.
My work often explores social issues, offering deep, meaningful narratives that reflect my commitment to addressing significant topics through visual art. I have worked closely with indigenous communities, co-creating pieces that explore cosmology and the intersection of different cultures, fostering mutual respect, learning, and appreciation of diverse techniques and materials.
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