Location: Uruguay
ana is an uruguayan artist. she was worked as music producer several years, and as communication manager in several agencies and companies.
ana's main works are visual artworks, and includes paints, collages and several installations. ana works with day-to-day elements. she creates using books, packaging materials and fabrics as a canvas. over these materials, ana paints with acrylic, oil, tempera or organic material.
her collages combines ordinary objects, phrases from books, fabrics and papers.
in the middle of this diversity, there are no places for pre-defined styles or categories. each artwork is a kind of lab, and each work is an unique experience itself.
may be the most personal signature of ana is precisely that she hasn't one in the most cases. however, when you see the paints two elements have well defined in her work: the recurring faces and characters, and her ability to create awesome tones of blue for their.
these artworks was made during several years, but just now are exposed to the general public. enjoy the experience of this a humble gift from who has something to share with all of us.
choosing or just layering the first one blue?
several words about chooses and freedom.
are you choosing always? are you tired of that, aren't you?
are you choosing always? keep on your faith.
and after so much chooses, you can found a door to freedom.
a door to freedom.
this is not an artwork description, it is just a personal note.
--- silvia
ana said "experimentación" (in spanish) when i ask her about the description of this artwork. the "experimentación" was a time to play with objects and materials, in which ana was watching the results with an exceptic eyes. i think that may be was a kind of scientistic experience embeded in an artistic context.
the painting was made over a sheet of an antique bible (1864). at the end of the Bible, there were several sheets in which the priests took note of births, marriages and deaths of the family.
the red paint is the colour that put all in context: the saints and the sinners sharing the same family record and the same motherwood. the matches as nipples in the center of each paper sheet takes your eyes to a deep and warm place in which you can't decide between the blessing or profanity.
this is not an artwork description, it is just a personal note.
--- silvia