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JUAN MEDINA

1950 | Surrealist / Hyperrealist painter

A hyperrealistic painting, occasionally bordering on trompe l'oeil, requiring accuracy of drawing, subtlety of color and technical mastery. The character is the central subject, naked or "dressed nude", modestly veiled and inhabiting a neutral space like certain Renaissance compositions.

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8- JUAN MEDINA, studio 2012 redimensionada.jpg

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In the beginning it was shape, then came light, afterwards color and finally texture; as in the architectonic creation, the genesis of Juan Medina’s pictorial work rests on a solid structure of techniques and concepts that weave in plastic dimensions his memories made of oil and canvas.

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