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Artist Statement:
Aliosha Valle´s paintings are
easily recognized thanks to
the mix of colors that define
galactic, scientific images,
depending on one's viewpoint.
Aliosha Valle has come up with
a metaphoric essay on the
mystery of origin, the
presence of the sperm and the
ovule floating in cosmic
space. Aliosha Valle sets out
to contrast the minute nature
of origin with the immensity
of space.
The artist illustrates his
dream-líke experiences,
starting out from an intimate
need that stems from his
curiosity regarding genesis.
His early inclination to
abstract art forms has evolved
to a language that tends to
learn more towards surrealism,
which is where Aliosha Valle
looks most at ease.
Movement and color join forces
in the composition of works
that bear the seal of a job
well done. Aliosha Valle
presents his work with all due
sincerity. It is up to the
public to determine whether
his work is a accepted of
rejected, but definitely no
one can feel indifferent to
his art.
Fernando Torres
Cultural Director ICPNA
-Peruvian North American
Cultural lnstitute
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Artist Exhibitions:
Colective Exhibitions
Watercolor competition
sponsored by The El
Pacifico-Peruano Suiza
insurance company and Unamunos
(1990) in Arequipa.
Pictorial Sample Show of the
Spanish Center to mark the
Fifth Centennial of the
arrivals of the Spaniards in
the Americas (1992).
Arab-Palestinian Club (1993).
Exhibition organized by the
America Gallery ...
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Artist Reviews:
1.Revista si. "Oleos de valle
uribe".
26 de agosto 1992.
2.Revista Somos. "Renacuajos
de fuego".
30 de agosto de 1992.
3. Diario La Republica.
"Exposicion en la
Municipalidad de Huerth de
Alemania".
12 de setiembre de 1994.
4.Diario El Comercio "Las
formas de Aliosha Valle".
10 de...
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Commissions:
Coming Soon!
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Galleries for Alfredo Alexei (Aliosha) Valle Uribe:
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My opinions on works of art are not those of a spectator art critic or amateur enthusiast. My interest stems from the inner springs that spur the artist to create with a certain style, especially if the work distances itself from nature. Psychological analysis of art, which I have been involved in for over 30 years, is important on this point. When summing up Aliosha Valle's work, I remember the words of Werner Haftmann, director of the Berlin National Gallery, when he said with style the following on modern art: "What we call “style” is just a reflection of the changes in the innermost levels of humanity where the destiny of the individual is not settled, but rather the destiny of entire generations. These changes are brought about in the system of reference represented by the temporary existence of self and the world, the idea and the reality that determine the conscience of reality, and the sensation of reality, or rather the fundaments of reality." In fact Aliosha Valle's work, like many works of modern art, is the expression of the most profound strata of his personality, bound up with experiences of life, love and the spirit.
I have known Aliosha since 1993, and have witnessed the evolution of his work and his inner being; which have enabled me to establish links between his production and his life. That evolution is represented by cosmogony, biogenesis and anthropogenesis, almost successively, until spiritual development has been achieved; it reflects the integration of the instinct of a generation from the biological root, the single-cell attraction: egg and sperm, up to the levels of spiritual love -not just as something sublime- running through the different types of sexual passion, paternal instinct regarding conception and gestation, and the loss of the relation between the offspring and the couple, with a yearning to learn what is fading away. All this stems from dream scenes which portray agglutination, displacement, symbolization, allegories, asyntaxis, the accentuation of expressive features of lines, shapes and colors, the expression of other structural features of the personality together with the tendency towards the abstraction of the essential, the simplification and repetition of shapes in a symbiosis of the abstract and the figurative.
Aliosha Valle's work is undergoing a creative process which helps one to understand his work from within, something that will certainly spark interesting projective phenomena in the spectator.
Grover Mori
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