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Histoires des Familles (2020) Painting by Hector Toro
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Original Artwork (One Of A Kind)
Painting,
Oil
on Linen Canvas
- Dimensions Height 36.6in, Width 28.4in
- Framing This artwork is not framed
- Categories Paintings under $5,000 Symbolism
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Hector Toro, a contemporary Colombian painter, embarked on a transformative artistic journey upon arriving in Paris in October 1989. It was in the vibrant cultural landscape of France that he discovered the perfect medium for his artistic expression: Collage and Oil Painting. This marked the convergence of his Colombian roots and his current Parisian life, resulting in a body of work that is both rich in meaning and identity.
Passion for theater became an integral part of Hector Toro's artistic inspiration, leading him to immerse himself in the Avignon Festival from 1990 to 2010. For an impressive span of 21 years, he was an enthusiastic spectator of the Festival D’Avignon, experiencing the diverse and dynamic world of performing arts.
Throughout his artistic journey, Hector Toro connected with various artistic groups, such as “Figuration Critique,” “Les Nouveaux Surréalistes,” “L'Art Fantastique,” and “L'Art Visionnaire.” These affiliations led to numerous exhibitions, including a noteworthy participation in the “Chimeria Festival” in Sedan. This particular event stood out as one of the greatest moments of artistic and human sharing for Toro, showcasing the collaborative spirit and the power of collective creativity.
In a personal quest for authenticity and artistic integrity, Toro gradually distanced himself from conventional fairs and events driven by a commercial approach to art. Instead, he chose to align himself with fairs and events that resonated with his unique artistic research and vision.
Hector Toro's artistic oeuvre is deeply rooted in surrealism and symbolism, offering viewers a glimpse into his visions of the past and present through images born from his vivid imagination. Balancing between the realms of dream and reality, Toro's works take on a dreamlike and metaphysical dimension, inviting audiences to explore the intricacies of his artistic exploration and the profound layers of meaning within each piece.
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Nationality:
COLOMBIA
- Date of birth : 1975
- Artistic domains:
- Groups: Contemporary Colombian Artists
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