Sebastian Vallejo's paintings describe the aesthetic relation between organic and inorganic forms and its visual and cultural implications. The paintings are inspired by the expansive and improvisational qualities that exist in nature and by the light and colors of the Caribbean, especially of Puerto Rico where Vallejo was born and raised. The works make allusions to the classical Apollonian-Dionysian split, where presentation and negation, organization and disorder become ever-present.
“Untitled A”
“La Palma de la Pocita”
“Iniesta”
“Green Death”
“Seasonal Affective Disorder”
“Lingua Franca”
“Rivulets”
“Naturaleza”
