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Setting imagination free, in work and explorations
Here live an creative man. In Newmarket http://www.newmarket.ca/ you can see a reconstruction of the first Canadian villages, which recalls the traditions and architecture of the rural past of Ontario. Between green and dirt roads, the Black Creek Pioneer Village complex has the charm of times gone by. Its buildings are furnished in the style of the era. Do not forget to visit the tinsmith’s shop and the Half Way House (a white inn with veranda).
He always knew he had to explore, even knocking on doors. His current laboratory is located south of the city of Newmarket (Ontario, Canada). He began exploring watercolors, pastels, and colored pencils, focusing on painting animals, houses and portraits. MARCELO SUAZNABAR was born in Bolivia in 1970, from an early age he had a passion for drawing, motivated by his uncle Enrique Suaznábar. Focusing on drawing as the main vehicle of his creations, he showed a interest in color. An artist with a passion for surrealism, with works that contain a lot of meaning. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1uYA8Z5coM
In 1988, he traveled (with his father and his brother), to the colonial city of Potosí. They spent days visiting and admiring the cultural richness expressed in both the architecture and in the collections of colonial paintings. With each new work, he undergoes a process of experimentation about what it is that he is able to say. MARCELO SUAZNABAR began to take long walks in his country, then to Santiago de Chile and some capitals of South America, later completing his explorations in the United States and Canada. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqLr4zanYRY
His works become the focal point of the space, attracting you to discover what is behind the design. In 1992 he traveled to Chile, where in Santiago he attended and completed course at the Art School of the Catholic University. MARCELO SUAZNABAR examines the themes that preoccupy human beings (such as the passing of time, death, sexuality and religion. He has made several individual exhibitions, in which he managed to show a good number of works. Some of these works are in Art Gallery of Durham (Durham, Canada) and Galerie Saint Ambroise (Montreal, Canada).
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