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Medium :
Pastel, Charcoal on Cardboard , Other rigid frame under glass
Framing :
Framed
Dimensions :
20.7x33.5in
About this artwork
This work is titled "Henko", which is a Japanese term that symbolizes "change from within and no return." Hen means change, and Kō, meaning “in a different light.” The concept conveys that everything is constantly changing and that our perceptions are too.
Many things are imposed to develop arbitrarily in a single place, either because of their created dependencies on context or the repercussions it would have by questioning their nature.
It is… when, despite time, erosion and consequences, it chooses to change to become something more than what it was supposedly created for.
« Drawing is like making an expressive gesture with the advantage of permanence.
-Henri Matisse »
Leodan García Pérez is a painter, photographer, and draftsman based in Spain whose works have been exhibted in Cuba and Mexico. Through his compositions, he explores existential and metaphysical themes, as well as social problems. Pérez desribes his striking monochromatic pieces as surrealist landscapes that are evocations of melancholy and oblivion. He most often creates with pastels, charcoal, and pencils on cardboard or canvas.