
In my opinion, modern Brazilian art has done the best job, as a genre, of serving as a link to historical european art, while still pushing the envelope and creating new aesthetics within the subtext of an otherwise classical feel. Herbert Baglione is a keynote example……(They Paint Their Mind.)
I don’t remember how I got into Dimas Forchetti, but the dude is on point. He has one foot on either side of the historical divide – one planted in the roots of the lineage of amazing cubist and expressionist painters, and one testing the limits of the present by moving art forward into the future. I feel familiarity with the human-ness of his characters, yet a soothing otherworld-ness also.































June 12, 2009 at 2:32 am
nice… i hadn't heard of this guy. makes you wonder what's in the water in south america.