Francisco Puñal Suárez (Mundo Diario) writes in regards to the latest exhibition by Cuban-born artist Anton Morales Ayuso, higher often called Anton 3000. His exhibition—“Naturaleza Viva: La Génesis de las Formas” [Living Nature: The Genesis of Forms]—is on view at Coronary heart Galerie (situated at 30 rue de Charonne, in Paris, France) till the top of January.
With the title “Naturaleza Viva: La Génesis de las Formas,” Anton 3000—the creative title of Anton Morales Ayuso—Cuban French artist born in 1991 in Havana, who lives and works in Paris, presents his third private exhibition, the place he proposes “a hyperlink between ancestral nature and historic beliefs. I’m impressed by [the elements of] nature noticed throughout my journeys to Cuba, particularly within the colonial patio of the household residence in Havana and within the Topes de Collantes pure park within the Escambray Sierra. I’ve been engaged on this sequence since 2017. I attempt to lead the viewer with my drawings and work to recreate a mystical thought of nature. It’s a manner for me to suggest a imaginative and prescient of fruits, bushes, and forests with an evocative energy that questions our immemorial hyperlink with nature.”
“My works additionally develop the concept of primitive pure theater, the place the parable or the ancestral perception happens. I labored my drawings and work as a reorganization of pure varieties noticed on the island of Cuba. In the identical manner, fable is a type of mental bricolage from fragments of historic tales/histories to create a standard perception (an thought developed by Claude Levi-Strauss in La Pensée sauvage [El pensamiento salvaje; Wild Thought].”
Skilled on the Faculty of Effective Arts in Marseille and on the College of Paris-La Sorbonne, Anton 3000 has exhibited his works since 2017, and this present on the Coronary heart Galerie, situated at 30 rue de Charonne in Paris, is open via the month of January.
Translated by Ivette Romero. See full publish at https://www.mundiario.com/album/fotos/anton-3000-inaugura-exposicion/20230113201158260510.html