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Artist Statement:
In 1960 a collective of
musicians leadered by Ornette
Coleman who added to their
music the intrinsic freedom in
the jazz.He broke harmonic
molds that there was
establishing that the
improvisation was establishing
on the chords and destroyed
the concept of the melody
using sonorities that up to
that one moment, only they
were deserving the
contemptuous epithet of
cacophonies; he altered the
rhythmic metrics, canonical
base of the jazz without
losing the swing (which up to
this moment was looking like
an absurdity) and he was
leaving freedom in order that
his musicians were advancing
for his norm that the
attention to a luck of
emotional community, this
aspect that would come to the
paroxysm on their disc: "Free
Jazz" recorded for Atlantic.
Now, when all things must pass
by computer screen(as Nam June
Paik predicted).When
virtuality is a part of human
real things, when histories in
the press are not trust(the
document more new today and
the oldest the day after).
Music, Art, Literature and
Cinema industries are
changing. Words like download,
chat, e-mail, hard disc and
windows are accepted
throughout the world.
Now when deep blue wins chess
game to humans, when ...
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Self Taught |
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Art & Life |
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| Favorite Artistic Medium |
Collage
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| Favorite Arthistory Movement |
Post-Modernism - (1975 - )
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| Favorite Visual Artist |
Robert Rauschenberg
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| Favorite Work of Art |
''The Garden of Earthly Delights''
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| Your Personal Biography |
Alejandro Mos Riera es un poeta y pintor español nacido en 1978 en Oviedo (Asturias) donde estudió Historia del Arte en la Universidad de Oviedo.
Ha escrito los libros imposibles de tinta de luz "Un trozo de vida" ,"Mil días y una noche" , "Tertulia de arañas" ,"Viaje al Corazón del final de la autopista" , "Nube comida por la luna", "Cualquier lugar que no esté en este mundo" y "Sol de invierno" publicados en la red.
Madrid, Barcelona, Londres, París, Amsterdam, Nueva York o Tokio, son algunos de los lugares que han acogido sus exposiciones.
Actualmente vive y trabaja en Asturias, España.
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Alejandro Mos Riera is a spanish poet and painter born in 1978 in Oviedo (Asturias) where he studied Art History at the University of Oviedo.
He has published in internet sites since the first years of this century at Fotolog.com, Fotopedia, Blogger, MySpace, YouTube, Saatchi Gallery, World Wide Arts Resources, Absolutearts.com, i send you this, Art Below, Photoshop.com, the-artists.org, Art Airport, MyArtinfo, Art in Context, La Comunidad de El País, Eskup, Bubok, WattPad, Flickr, Twitter, Issuu, ilike.com, Blurb, Lulu and Facebook.
His texts and artworks are like the synesthesia, that show the surreal and the everyday life of dreams, from the synesthesia of music in painting, painting in words and music of the words. In their own words "Music is the poetry of the time. Painting is silent poetry. A poem is a piece of life". This use of visual synesthesia is the art of setting memory moments randomly drawn in light of the eye that captures impossibles, to stop the time.
He creaded the impossible books “Middle of the Night” (En la mitad de la noche) "A slice of life"(Un trozo de vida), I´m still alive (Aún sigo vivo), "One thousand days and a night" (Mil días y una noche), "Gathering of spiders" (Tertulia de arañas), "Journey to the end of the highway"(Viaje al corazón del final de la autopista) and "Any place that is not in this world" (En cualquier lugar que no esté en este mundo).
Modern masters like Marcel Duchamp, Mark Rothko, Bridget Riley, Salvador Dalí, Pablo Picasso, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Chuck Close, Jackson Pollock, Robert Frank, Paul Gauguin, Lucio Fontana, Damien Hirst, Robert Rauschenberg, René Magritte, Cindy Sherman, James Turrell, Joseph Beuys, Andy Warhol and Yves Klein are some of his influences.
His artworks have been exhibited in Oviedo, Madrid, Barcelona, London, Paris, Amsterdam, New York and Tokyo.
He currently lives and works in Asturias, Spain.
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