Showing posts with label Latin-American. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Latin-American. Show all posts

Hanoi Martinez Leon


The sunset of the great mountain, oil on canvas, 100 x 80 cm

Hanoi Martinez León was born in Havana city, Cuba on August 1st , 1973. He lives now in Medellin, Colombia. http://cubanpainter.blogspot.com/
via saatchi.

3rnst Salazar




http://www.weakmuse.com
The work of ecuadorian designer 3rnst Salazar explores the possibilities of graphical symmetries, Rorschach-style explorations and biomorphic patterns with enthralling results.

Marcela Cardenas



http://www.behance.net/marcelacardenas
http://www.flickr.com/photos/marcelacardenas/

Ceramic dancer and swans.

Claudia Luthi





“Black and white photography captures the magic of theoretical thought, in that they transform the lineal discourse of theory in surfaces. There lies the particularity of its beauty, which is the beauty of the conceptual universe.” Vilem Flusser —Text that accompanies the artist's black and white series.

http://paseosfotograficos.wordpress.com/

Claudia Luthi is a photographer based in Lima, Peru.

Daniel Cortez – Decertor


http://www.flickr.com/photos/decearte/

https://www.instagram.com/decertor

Felipe Rocha



http://cargocollective.com/flpr

Felipe Rocha (1990) is a graphic designer based in Sao Paulo, Brazil. He is a student at Mackenzie, a traditional university in Sao Paulo, and for the past 3 years he has been collecting experience as a self trained designer in commercial design while producing at the same time a regular body of personal work. "The Hello Hair girl is my mother, I found this old photo at home a while ago and I decided to use it when a friend of mine asked me if I wanted to contribute to her completion work—where the theme was hair."

Rodrigo La Hoz



Rodrigo La Hoz is a peruvian illustrator and painter. He painted in oil a collection of portraits that he later used as stickers. Follow his latest projects on Flickr / Blogger / Myspace.

Fernando Chamarelli



http://www.flickr.com/photos/lfchamarelli/

Fernando Chamarelli is a UNESP formed graphic designer, illustrator and visual artist. "Chamarelli's work employs mosaic, geometric elements, organic forms and harmonic lines connecting symbols, legends, philosophies, religions and customs of ancient and modern civilizations. It has a strong influence of Brazilian popular culture and pre-Columbian indigenous art."

via Elastika.

Carlos Cruz-Diez



‘Chromointerference Mécanique’, a light installation. Photography by Hanneorla.

Carlos Cruz-Díez is a venezolan artist based in Paris.
http://www.cruz-Diez.com/

Andre Bergamin





http://www.flickr.com/photos/andrebergamin/

—I work mainly with vintage illustrations from old magazine ads and from animal illustrated encyclopedias from the 80's. I have a major interest in vintage advertising and propaganda, and the way it explores icons that have always been so deeply ingrained in the collective unconscious. The illustrations in old animal encyclopedias are just beautiful and have a sort of fantastic attribute that always amuses me.

—I kind of believe that collage is the main artform of postmodernism and that you can identify it in lots of contemporary art, advertising and even in music. Since we have no more modernist avant garde movement to follow, everything is nothing less than a big cut and paste of different sources and references.
Interviewed by notpaper.

Andre Bergamin is a freelance graphic designer based in Porto Alegre, southern Brazil. He graduated in Communication (with emphasis in advertising and propaganda) from Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul and he is finishing a major in Graphic Design at Universidade do Vale do Rio dos Sinos.

Los Carpinteros





The Havana-based collective Los Carpinteros (The Carpenters) formed in 1991 and adopted its name in 1994, deciding to renounce the notion of individual authorship and to refer back to an older guild tradition of artisans and skilled laborers. Los Carpinteros is Marco Castillo (1971), Dagoberto Rodríguez (1969), and, until his departure in June 2003, Alexandre Arrechea (1970).—Guggenheim.

Images retouched by thescienceofdesign.

Diego Lara




http://www.diegolara.net

The work of Ecuadorian designer Diego Lara Saltos aka Neuropuerto. Follow his latest projects on Behance.

Eduardo Sancinetti




http://www.flickr.com/photos/vendeselivros/
Eduardo Sancinetti is a brazilian artist. He attended UNESP - Universidade Estadual Paulista and currently lives and works in Sao Paulo. Find him on Myspace

Bruno Dicolla



http://brn.cc/

Bruno Dicolla creates art, animations, design, illustrations and animated gifs. He lives and works in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Follow his latest projects on Flickr.

Mopa



Mopa.

"Rogério Lionzo is a Brazilian graphic designer and illustrator currently living in New York City. He is one of the co-founders of Mopa, where he used to spend most of his time, not only working but having lots of fun. Now he's looking for different challenges in the Big Apple, to work with talented professionals, to share his ideas with others and to make new friends". Follow his latest projects on Flickr.

Beto Garza






http://helbetico.deviantart.com/
http://helbetico.blogspot.com/

Beto Garza was born in 1984 in Monterrey, Mexico. He is a graphic designer and illustrator, and also one of the six designers that has been selected to participate of Digital Invaders, the school of the W Group in Saltillo, Mexico. They will be launching a new convocatory soon so if you are near go and check their website or follow their Blog / Twitter / Facebook.

via wearedigitalinvaders.

Rodrigo Araya



http://www.disenoemergente.cl/portafolio

Rodrigo Araya Salas is a student of graphic design. He lives in Santiago, in Chile, and is interested in typography, iconography and illustration. He has uploaded many great fonts to Dafont, including this icon series. Follow his latest projects on Behance and Dafont.

via diseñoemergente.