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Eva Raboso

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Eva Raboso
Born (1976-12-22) 22 December 1976 (age 47)
MovementAbstract expressionism
Websitewww.evaraboso.com

Eva Raboso (born 1976) is a Spanish abstract neo-expressionist cinematic artist. Eva Raboso has paintings exhibited at Venezzia Biennale The Fall of the rebel angels, Spain, Frieze Qpark Cavendish at London, Madrid and many others.[1] Also, her works are present in collections international galleries and collections like (london) Le Dame gallery [2] or (Madrid) David Bardía gallery.[3]

Currently, Eva Raboso is interested in American abstract expressionism and actually London conceptual art. In abstract art she is conducting studies on the paintings of Jean Michel Basquiat, Jackson Pollock, and Victor Vasarely.

Biography

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Eva Raboso was born in Valencia, Spain in 1976. She was a precocious artist in actual contemporary art. In 2004, this artist began her career and since then, she is considered in the circle of british young artists, sharing exhibition with Gavin Turk as one of the interesting mixed between cinematic art and new technologic art. The artist began her career as an alternative artist. After that, she chose abstraction for her works after investigating all the artistic trends of her time.

Since the 2004, she lives and works between Madrid, and London.[4]

She is followed closely by Jose Brinkmann and Lorenzo Belenguer.[clarification needed]

Work

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Eva Raboso first cinematic period was achieved about connection with cars and way of familiar life, she was sensible and strong and used the new smart technics for get another vision of her works. [4]

The Abstract period begins since 2004 of the author. Works are dreamlike, still life and open landscapes natural integrated with car worlds.

  • Abstract: Large format mixed techniques paintings are loaded with much pictorial material and natural pigments.
  • Neoexpressionism: The work begins in the mid 2005. It consists of taking get over our own achievements.

References

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  1. ^ "Exhibition Archive". The fall of the rebel angels. Retrieved 20 May 2015.
  2. ^ "le dame Archive". le dame gallery. Archived from the original on 23 January 2017. Retrieved 21 Aug 2016.
  3. ^ "bardia Archive". David Bardía Gallery. Retrieved 21 Aug 2016.
  4. ^ a b "SOY autodidacta". Lasa Provincias (in Spanish). 25 July 2015. Retrieved 25 July 2015.

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