Blooming trees (2023) Painting by Spiros

Dmitry Spiros, a contemporary Mexican artist with a penchant for impressionism, has carved his niche in the art world through a vibrant exploration of diverse themes. Urban scenes, genre paintings, the sea, flowers, and portraits come alive on his canvases, each stroke reflecting the mastery of his chosen mediums - palette knife, oil, and acrylic paints.

Spiros' artistic journey traces back to his childhood, where an innate talent for drawing manifested early on. Even in his youth, he effortlessly organized inspiring exhibitions, foreshadowing a promising artistic career. During this formative period, Dmitry Spiros developed a special fascination with the works of the French Impressionists, setting the stage for his distinctive artistic expression.

In the course of his formal art studies, Spiros produced numerous works under the profound influence of the French school, immersing himself in the techniques and styles of iconic artists like Van Gogh, Gauguin, Degas, Sisley, Renoir, and Monet. His exploration extended to the Russian Impressionists of the 19th and 20th centuries, enriching his artistic repertoire.

Dmitry Spiros, however, is more than a mere follower of artistic traditions. Through this immersion in diverse influences, he forged a personal artistic language rooted in his unique vision of the world. The synthesis of his studies and personal exploration allowed him to create works that are not just imitations but rather an authentic expression of his interpretation of the impressionist aesthetic.

Today, Dmitry Spiros stands as a contemporary Mexican artist, capturing the essence of varied subjects with a distinctive flair. His paintings are the fusion of influences that have shaped his artistic identity, resulting in a body of work that resonates with the timeless beauty and spontaneity characteristic of the impressionist tradition.

• Nationality: MEXICO
• Date of birth : 1971
• Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
• Groups: Professional Artist Contemporary Mexican Artists