Aramis Justiz Perera is a contemporary Cuban sculptor. His main focus revolves around sculpture and engraving, encompassing a broad range of formats. He dedicates himself to creating artwork that spans from small-scale pieces crafted in materials such as marble, bronze, steel, and other mediums, all the way to monumental formats. While his artworks cover diverse themes, there are recurring motifs such as dance and nature. He often employs an abstract language, where the movement of forms takes center stage in his sculptures, complemented by the skillful use of color. His monumental sculptures can be found in Brazil, Lithuania, Spain, Germany, Russia, Italy, Romania, and Cuba.
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Categories: contemporary spanish artists.
Artistic domains:
Sculpture.
Account type:
Artist,
member since 2019 (Country of origin Cuba).
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Biography
Aramis Justiz Perera is a contemporary Cuban sculptor. His main focus revolves around sculpture and engraving, encompassing a broad range of formats. He dedicates himself to creating artwork that spans from small-scale pieces crafted in materials such as marble, bronze, steel, and other mediums, all the way to monumental formats. While his artworks cover diverse themes, there are recurring motifs such as dance and nature. He often employs an abstract language, where the movement of forms takes center stage in his sculptures, complemented by the skillful use of color. His monumental sculptures can be found in Brazil, Lithuania, Spain, Germany, Russia, Italy, Romania, and Cuba.