Mexican Abstract Art
by Vico
Vico's Mexican abstract art explained by the artist in his own words...
With this type of "non-objective art" I seek to portray the subjective world. I rely on colors and shapes rather than on my imagination or on the objects of the physical world to create abstract art.
In each artwork I try to establish a connection between the physical world and the spiritual world. Without known objects affecting the viewer's attention. Without everyday things that could trigger their thoughts.
To achieve this, the best alternative for me is via a "telegraphic" language whose basic symbols are shapes, colors and textures. It's that simple.
Abstract Paintings.
The abstraction is a powerful tool that allows me to bypass the reasoned perception of the viewer in order to
reach the nearly impenetrable world of their inner mind.
One of my goals is to indirectly access to the psyche of the viewer. In this sense, my role is to create something that triggers immediate and primitive feelings and emotions. Similar to the ones provoked during a sunset watch.
This "NON objective art" allows the viewer's conscience to be free from distractions since there is nothing to identify or interpret.
Abstract Art Pleasure.
To enjoy my Mexican abstract art do not try to interpret this non objective art. View it as if you were admiring a formation of clouds. Or as if you were watching the sky.
Thus all your attention will focus on the inner feelings produced by the colors, shapes and textures of the art work.
Shape, Color, Texture
Abstract art is the most difficult art style to create. It demands that the artist, with just shape, color and texture, succeed in attracting the attention of viewers and retain them to continue seeing the artwork with interest.
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