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"THE CHAMÁN´s Trip. Painting

Jaime Domínguez

Mexico

Painting, Airbrush on Canvas

Size: 74.8 W x 74.8 H x 2 D in

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ABOUT THE ARTWORK

The Chamáns (Shamans) are constant figure present in my work, and in this series Pais Maravilla (Wonder Country) they will have more relevance because thanks to them I have obtained a lot of knowledge about the indigenous mystique and worldview. Regarding the painting process, it took me almost a year to execute “EL VIAJE DEL CHAMÁN” (The Shaman´s trip) because unlike many of my pieces, which I first sketch in digital and then execute them physically, this one I did in the opposite way and I let time and my experiences with the Shamans guide its compositions. As in all my works this piece is painted 100% with natural pigments mixed with synthetic polymers which give it longevity and protect it from the weather and time; It contains overlapping geometric elements, and its composition responds to the hyper-dimensional language present throughout the series. The meaning of this artwork has to do with my own conception of the Trips that shamans undertake to have transcendental experiences, and of the visions that "from my own interpretation" they observe as part of their experience so I represent them through the placement of the characteristic geometric elements of my work and with the specific color palette related to indigenous art. The different overlapped quadrants to create transparencies and the transitions from warm to cold tones suppose the relationship of the material and the intangible to he earthly and spiritual world respectively, but also of the underworld which is one of the three dimensions of the worldview in the mystique of indigenous cultures and which I represent with dark colors, mainly black in the lower part of the artwork. The horizontal and vertical lines in gold and silver colors represent the presence of the different deities that exist in indigenous mythology and the circles with a vertical finish emulate the aura and the stole, which at the same time are the crozier belonging to the highest hierarchy in the community. I decided to apply abstract expressionist quadrant designs mixing the main colors of the artwork and I finished off with gold and magentas, these quadrants break with the minimalist pattern to make the piece more playful. This piece is an original artwork which measures 190 cm x 190 cm x 5cm, the technique is mixed on canvas and is ready to hang. Note: The colors in the images shown may vary depending on the resolution of the screen of the device from which they are viewed.

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Airbrush on Canvas

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74.8 W x 74.8 H x 2 D in

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My approach to the arts began at the age of six with the study of piano and fine arts. As a teenager I got involved in theater and in that context I discovered scenography and stage production which ended up shaping the worldview of my “artist self.” I studied architecture and for a short time I worked as a set designer and later I found my passion for cultural management, an area in which I discovered my vocation as an administrator, maker, creator, executor, and organizer, which would ultimately serve as a foundation for structuring my career as artist. After years of resistance I returned to the plastic arts and immersed myself in the study of the popular arts of Mexico as well as the analysis of the uses and customs of various indigenous peoples, focusing my interest on the visual aesthetics of their crafts, clothing, as well as its spiritual worldview and its symbolism at the same time that my passion for modern architecture and industrial, textile, furniture and automotive design gave life to a peculiar way of seeing art. My work is the reflection of all the above, it is the encounter of possibilities, the consequence of my desire to amalgamate concepts and styles that are often antagonistic to each other and of my interest in everything that does not have to be explained but rather felt, it is the encounter of the indigenous with the modern, the ancestral and the present, the abstract imagination with spatial formality, they are the celebration of my own meaning of being myself.

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