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albert barcilon
303-440-8181
Wilderness
Art Space
Studio D
Boulder,
CO 80301
barcilo2@indra.com
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Abstract Green and Red
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Abstract Blue and Red
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Reminiscence
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Reflections
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Two Nudes
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Incas - Lost Civilization
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Inner Landscape
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Grand Canyon Suite #1
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Stargazers
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Stampede
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Dried Flowers of Time
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Lost Civilizations
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Three Moons
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Serape
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Amorous Skies
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"Since the summer 2005, my art has taken a turn. I find satisfaction in painting
an economy of color and shapes. It’s a good exercise in learning to see and paint in
a fresh way. The result is a series of new canvases with uncluttered design and
strong colors."
—Albert Barcilon
"Red and Blue":
Stripped to its essence, this painting is a paragon of simplicity and restfulness.
"Red and Green":
Similar in construction to "Red and Blue," this abstract’s painting tension arises from the collision of the red and green shapes and expresses explosive energy.
"Reminiscence":
A juxtaposition of airy strokes and large shapes jammed against each other provide tension, while at the top of this painting a patch of blue sky signals hope.
"Two Nudes":
The candlelight of a few centuries ago is replaced by a bright lit window that envelopes the perimeter of the house and shrubs in mystery.
"Grand Canyon Suite #1":
Large colorful shapes below anchor the vastness above and echo the grandeur of the Grand Canyon.
"Stargazers":
Rich in calligraphic symbols, the painting shows two lovers gazing at the stars to divine their future.
"Dried Flowers of Time":
Not a collage, but a layering of ghost images onto a watercolor board that went through several stages of chaos and resolution, using acrylics paint. This laborious method was fascinating for its visual and emotional intensity.
"Lost Civilization":
Shrouded in mystery, enigmatic symbols, shadows, and fragments of letters reflect the passage of time and erosion of a lost civilization.
"Three Moons":
Three moons adorn this interior landscape of pleasing contours and hues.
"Amorous Skies":
Gazing at constellations, two lovers ponder their own journeys and the chance events it took for them to meet.
Framing
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