Inés Silva

Inés Silva
Born (1970-01-12) January 12, 1970
Caracas, Venezuela
Nationality Venezuelan
Occupation artist

Inés Silva (Born 1970 in Caracas, Venezuela) is a United States-based artist.

Biography

Ines Silva developed an inclination for the arts, since her student days at the architect faculty at the Central University of Venezuela (UCV). After graduating with honors, she decided to focus on art choosing to concentrate her plastic work within the currents of geometric abstraction and constructivism.

Ines constant investigation of this movement has given her the ability to permanently explore new creative possibilities, both in the formal and technical aspects and in the material. Ines has distinguished herself for some years, for the use of plastic material (Plexiglas) as supports of her work. Ines paints on this material planes, stripes or lines in vivid and translucent colors resulting in an unlimited number of views that allows it to be fully appreciated from any position.

Her trajectory continues to succeed landing her participation in international exhibitions in Europe. She participates in salon Comparaison[1] (2006/2017) and Salon des Réalités Nouvelless [2] (2014-2017)

"Art Construit Latino-Américain Nouvelles Propositions", Gallery Denise René rive gauche (2015). "Transparence"[3] (2016) and "Que de la Esculture" Gallery "Denise René marais (2017). [4]

Ines contributes as well with different groups of great international importance: the Madi Group, Expansionist, and Art Construit International.

Works

Her work has been exhibited in major museums and institutions among which are: Madi and Geometric Art Museum,[5] Dallas Museum of Modern art in Moscow, Russia; Maison de la Amerique Latine, in celebration of the 50th anniversary of Madi movement, Paris; Museum of Contemporary Art Francisco Narvaez, Venezuela; and the Galerie Emilia Suciu Karlsruhe, Germany.

During her path fits to stand out the individual exhibitions such as: (2005) Gravitation and Expansion, Centre of Fine arts, Ateneo of Maracaibo, Venezuela. (2007) Euritmia, Gallery GraphicArt. Caracas, Venezuela. (2009) Of Rerum Nature, Museum of Contemporary Art Francisco Narváez. Porlamar, Venezuela. (2012) Musik der Farben und Form, Museum Haus Ludwig-Atelier. Saarluis, Germany. (2013), Galerie Nery Mariño. Paris, France. (2016) Ars Modulor Ranivilu Art Gallery, Miami, EE.UU.

References

  1. ↑ "COMPARAISONS - PARIS - ART ACTUEL - GRAND PALAIS". www.comparaisons.org (in French). Retrieved 2017-04-18.
  2. ↑ "Art abstrait contemporain / Salon Réalités Nouvelles 2016 au Parc Floral de Paris du 16 au 23 octobre 2016". www.realitesnouvelles.org (in French). Retrieved 2017-04-18.
  3. ↑ Denis Rene Galerie, Denis Rene. "Expo Transparence". Galerie Denis Rene.
  4. ↑ Galerie Denis Rene. "Que de la sculpture".
  5. ↑ "The Museum of Geometric and MADI Art – Exhibits geometric and MADI art, a rambunctious style of geometric abstraction derived of constructivist and De Stijl inventions". Museum of Geometric and MADI Art. Retrieved 2017-04-18.
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