This post is a tribute of two big artist of the national scene that inspired me since i read about them when i was a kid.
Sergio Larraín was born in a rich home like the
most of Larrain People. This fact allow him to travel around the world and know
how the people lives. He always was a mystic man. He was interested in real
feelings that he could not experiment normally so he left his house and lived with
the poor childrens of the Mapocho river. He made a lot of photographies and was
recognited by the Magnum Agency (the best honour of a photographer) and he
worked there. His level of empaty helped him to capture very close pictures of
people, like one time, when he captures portraits of the sicilian mafia family. His last days he just left the photography
because he found other state of mind and just take pictures of “satoris” or “Ilumination
moments”.
A couple of years later, another big artist was
born. Claudio Bravo was born in Maipú (maybe) and began drawing at school. I don’t
know exactly how, he worked with the Sotheby Gallery and created his famous
paintings of packets (a lot of mistery packets closed with all its details). He
generally painting still life´s paintings but living in Morocco he worked with
the human body too. His style is photorealism but his level of composition or
color´s experiment is the thing that make him a great artist. He was always
near of the Royalty and his topics tried to be universal. Larraín in other
side, talk us about social injustices. I love both of them but even today i cannot decide who is better :(
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ResponderBorrarI thing that the empaty is a important feeling for an artist
ResponderBorrarthe images of Sergio Larrain look really good and the way to see the things look very interesting
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