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Brazilian Artist Beatriz Milhazes Turns Pattern into a Living Continent
In these paintings, Beatriz Milhazes builds a visual language of circles, flowers, waves, stripes, and gold in which...
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10MarLatin American Artists Reframe Malta Biennale With Memory and Pressure
At the Malta Biennale, artists from Argentina, Chile, Peru, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, and Cuba bring powerful emotions...
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17FebMexican Muralist Monroy Dies at One Hundred Two, Leaving Revolt
In Cuernavaca, the death of Guillermo Monroy Becerril closes a living link to Mexico's muralist century. A Frida...
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06FebColombian Master Botero Reclaims Space in Singapore’s Biggest Art Moment
Fernando Botero's unmistakable figures return to Singapore in a landmark exhibition spanning Gardens by the Bay and the...
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28JanPeruvian Light Artist Turns New York Traffic Signals into Meditation on Time
On a rushing Manhattan corner, a Peruvian artist asks passersby to pause. Through light, color, and rhythm, Grimanesa...
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22JanA Century of Art in Latin America: 100 Years of Vision, Identity, and Experimentation.
A sweeping new exhibition at the Denver Art Museum invites visitors to explore the extraordinary depth and diversity...
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Fabián Buitrago
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.