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Art Deco Cuba Interior Series #3 (2010) Digital Arts by Ana Gadish-Linares (ARTESANA Studios)
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This piece is the third of a three-part digital drawing series which feature detailed architectural drawings of Art Deco interiors from Cuba.
With soft pinks and sea foam greens, this interior scene feels so airy and bright, like a spring morning in 1930s Havana. After Cuba's independence from Spain, American culture flooded into[...]
This piece is the third of a three-part digital drawing series which feature detailed architectural drawings of Art Deco interiors from Cuba.
With soft pinks and sea foam greens, this interior scene feels so airy and bright, like a spring morning in 1930s Havana. After Cuba's independence from Spain, American culture flooded into the island and the visual culture shifted away from the traditional Spanish colonial aesthetic to a more sleek and modern Art Deco style.
Ana is a first-generation Cuban-American artist who uses her art as a vehicle to understand her own cultural identity, as Cuba has remained embargoed or otherwise restricted for the better part of 70 years.
Images and are all that remain and Ana uses images to mentally and visually piece together the environments spoken of so fondly by those who were fortunate enough to live there during its golden age.
With soft pinks and sea foam greens, this interior scene feels so airy and bright, like a spring morning in 1930s Havana. After Cuba's independence from Spain, American culture flooded into the island and the visual culture shifted away from the traditional Spanish colonial aesthetic to a more sleek and modern Art Deco style.
Ana is a first-generation Cuban-American artist who uses her art as a vehicle to understand her own cultural identity, as Cuba has remained embargoed or otherwise restricted for the better part of 70 years.
Images and are all that remain and Ana uses images to mentally and visually piece together the environments spoken of so fondly by those who were fortunate enough to live there during its golden age.
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Ana Gadish-Linares (neé Ana Haydeé Linares) is a Cuban-American artist, illustrator, and designer. She creates interdisciplinary art that stimulates discussions on cultural identity, ancestry, mental health,[...]
Ana Gadish-Linares (neé Ana Haydeé Linares) is a Cuban-American artist, illustrator, and designer. She creates interdisciplinary art that stimulates discussions on cultural identity, ancestry, mental health, and gender.
Ana has a BA in Fine Arts and Art History from the University of Florida and an MS in Arts Administration from Boston University. She has expertise in graphite drawing, printmaking, collage, letterpress, graphic design, and digital illustration.
She is currently living in a small suburb outside of San Francisco, CA with her husband, Or, and their two cats, Tulip and Domino.
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Nationality:
UNITED STATES
- Date of birth : unknown date
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- Groups: Contemporary American Artists
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