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Carlos Gamez de Francisco, a post-revolutionary Cuban-born artist, creates thought-provoking paintings and photographs filled with symbolism. His classical training, influenced by the Russian Academy, led him to develop a unique style that combines classical beauty with everyday subjects.
It's been a pleasure to create this assets at elite3d for the just released PSVR game Blood & Truth by PlayStation London Studio I was responsible for creating the high poly, low poly, uvs, bakes and final texture for this asstets. Description Credits; Sony London Studio // External Art Lead / Outsource Manager: https://www.artstation.com/ciaran_daly // Outsource Artists; https://www.artstation.com/lowpolyfish https://www.artstation.com/artofel https://www.artstation.com/burntcoffee // Material Artist: https://www.artstation.com/eharmand // Art Director: Anthony Filice Producer: Tiago Batista
Her Style is a bi-weekly article on Southern New Yorker, showcasing one fashionable woman styling a current trend of her choice, accompanied by an interview with her on fashion, beauty, career, and more! Lucero (Lulu) Gamez is originally from Upstate New York, and moved to NYC to attend The Fashion Institute of Technology. She is the first in her family to graduate college, and now works as a Product Development (position) at Dreamwear! Lulu and I met our freshman year of college, and her bubbly personality instantly made me want to be friends! She always has a smile on her face, and a margarita in-hand, but she’s also the friend you can go to for unconditional love and support! Lulu has a style all her own, that’s just as vibrant as her personality, and mixes her Latina flair with whatever style she chooses to take on that day! Get to know Lulu better in her interview, and see how we both styled the Boiler Suit trend:
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Artist StatementI was born in post-revolutionary Cuba in 1987 and educated in an academic setting heavily governed by the Russian Academy. This frame of reference is evident in all of my work. To deny my experiences, perceptions, and the impact of history would be disregarding my own existence. These influences are the lens through which I create and the motivation that propels me. Cuban history has guided me in a variety of ways. On the one hand, it allows me to rethink how storytelling is part of our memories. On the other, it allows me to question the accuracy of history and its telling. This conflict absorbed me during my early years and continues to engage me as I complete my artistic education. Currently, this near-obsession with the past translates into figures, scenarios, and most importantly, the recreation of my own stories. In Cuba, I was exposed to figurative arts by the presence of the Russian Academy. This presence, as well as the censorship of contemporary art and the limited access to information, was the accepted dogma. Consequently, I understood that de-contextualizing epochs and artistic symbols was the tool I could use to establish a connection between the present and the past. The resulting work provides an escape from reality and creates an illusory world. I am more fascinated in altering history than depicting it accurately. BiographyCarlos Gamez de Francisco was born in post-revolutionary Cuba in 1987, to a Cuban- Spanish mother and a Cuban-American father. He grew up in Cuba and was educated in an academic style heavily influenced by the Russian Academy. At age five, he determined, with absolute certainty, that he would be an artist. By age fifteen, Gamez de Francisco was diligently painting 8 hours daily. Today, he often spends 15 hours a day painting and feels “very blessed to do what I love.” Gamez de Francisco arrived in the United States with $650 at the age of 21, knowing no English. He spent $600 on art supplies and $50 on a pair of Cortez running shoes – “just like the ones Forrest Gump wore to run across the United States.” He committed himself to learn 100 English words every day, studying diligently, working, and painting at night. For the first five months, he lived in America without sleep. His exceptional talent, hard work, and perseverance led him to earn artistic commissions and recognition. Gamez de Francisco paints and photographs very passionately, making statements filled with symbolism. He frequently includes insects in his artwork. He says: Flying insects represent FREEDOM; Falling insects represent CHAOS; When they are lying down, they represent BALANCE. His classical training was based on portraits and history, paintings that Royalty and the very wealthy upper class would commission. Garments were exquisite, surroundings emanating wealth. But Carlos felt that “everybody has the right to be in the portrait” and he embarked on a series where everyday people were featured with ‘found’ objects in their homes, like lace doilies, curtains, plastic bags, and kitchen towels, draped and adorned in such a way they appeared ‘royal’. His paintings of furniture tend to be over-decorated, a nod perhaps, to that of the wealthy, but maybe more as a result of a childhood memory. In Cuba, his mother saved for two years to purchase a new sofa. It was such a sign of achievement for her that it was kept in plastic and no one was allowed to sit on it. He learned to admire it from a distance as if he were in a museum. After arriving in the United States, he noticed the lavish attention we devote to our pets, spoiling them and allowing them to lounge on the sofa. This led to a new series: “Keep Your Pets Off Furniture”. This series not only had dogs laying on the sofa but had horses jumping on the elaborately decorated couch. Today, Gamez de Francisco’s Afghan Hound has the run of the house, lounging wherever he likes. Living in Kentucky, horses are a favorite theme for Gamez de Francisco. In surrealist fashion, he combines horses with the human form, centaur-like, but in reverse – the horse’s head with a human body. Or, maybe the head of a dear, a fox, a giraffe . . . and don’t be surprised if the body is that of a beautiful woman attired in silk and finery. Gamez de Francisco’s work is exquisitely detailed, beautifully executed, and thought-provoking. Highly awarded and exhibited, some of Carlos’ numerous awards include Honorable Mention, International Color Awards, Beverly Hills, CA (2020), Honorable Mention, (2019) Tokyo International Photo Awards, Tokyo, Japan, “Dreammakers” Artist in Residence at the Muhammad Museum, the Distinguished Scholarship from the Art Institute of Chicago, and the Museum Guild Purchase Award from Evansville Museum. I have had solo shows at 21c Museum in Louisville, Kentucky, and Bentonville, Arkansas; Kenise Barnes Fine Art in Larchmont, New York; Tinney Contemporary Gallery in Nashville, Tennessee; Hardcore Art Contemporary Space in Miami, Florida; the Muhammad Ali Museum in Louisville, Kentucky, and the Colonial Museum of Fine Arts in Havana, Cuba. My work has been exhibited at Scope-Art Basel, Miami (2012), Art Palm Beach (2014), Art Southampton, New York (2015), and Context Art Miami (2016).
Carlos Gamez de Francisco is a Cuban-American painter based in Fort Myers, FL. He has received numerous awards including the Museum Guild Purchase Award at Evansville Museum; the Distinguished Scholarship at The Art Institute of Chicago; and the Key to the City of Louisville.
Bloom II by Carlos Gamez de Francisco
Sunset I by Carlos Gamez de Francisco
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The Figurative Surrealism of Carlos Gamez de Francisco: Saturday, May 15, 2021 through Saturday, May 29, 2021. Meet the Artist on Opening Day: Saturday, May 15, 2021. LIVE Painting Demonstration at 1 pm on Saturday, May 15th Carlos will be in Attendance from Noon to 8 pm with a LIVE painting demonstration at 1 pm. RSVP appreciated by clicking here. This special collection encompasses a variety of painting methods that Carlos has developed. He typically works in watercolors, acrylics, oils and pencil on canvas and paper. You will also see some collaborative fabric creations. His main subjects are typically females, horses and other animals along with sofas and his trademark insects. The collection will be on Exhibit and available for acquisition through Saturday, May 29th. View the Artwork Here
