Colombian artist Guillermo Romero’s new book, Rompismo, explores what survives when a painting breaks apart. From his Bogotá...
In Cochabamba, discarded ceramics become mosaics, murals, and income through Kuska, a women’s collective that has spent thirteen...
In La Puerta, Colombian artist Magali Reales transforms painting into a threshold of color, memory, and expanded perception,...
A Major Exhibition Meets Monet: Collective Connecting Impressionism, Global History, and Contemporary Art to highlight its distinctive approach...
Plurihorizonte, the new exhibition by Orlando Rojas Gutiérrez, is an invitation to step into a living field of...
At Casa Prado, Pinta Lima returns as Peru's only contemporary art fair, bringing artists, galleries, curators, collectors, and...
Fabián Buitrago, a Colombian born in Cúcuta, is a self-taught visual artist and architect who graduated from the Universidad de los Andes. His work as an artist seeks to achieve emotions of well-being and beauty through colored. His work has been exhibited nationally and internationally.
“Harmony” Generative art programmed in Java Script with P5.js Format: Resolution scalable to any size Support: Digital file, adaptable to screen or projection “Harmony” is a work of generative art that explores the relationship between movement and mathematics, revealing the hidden order in what seems chaotic. Through trigonometric functions and geometric patterns, the work combines organic and non-organic movements, such as soft oscillations and diagonal line displacements. This duality reflects how mathematics describes both the fluidity of the natural and the precision of the structured.
