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max montano and Rogelio Manzo are now friends28 Nov

Minas Halaj left a comment for Rogelio Manzo 28 Nov

At 6:30pm on 24th November 2008, Mikkel Pitzner said…: there is a background, but then the man is made up of puzzle pieces, that are then painted.

It is actually one of my favorites too.

At 6:15pm on 24th November 2008, Khairy Hirzalla said…: .
yes... and because of that I go to facebook.
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At 1:46pm on 24th November 2008, Khairy Hirzalla said…: Hi
Thank you, your work interesting .
I am also searching for the contradictions of the human form as it searches for its own modern identity in a physical,
I note you are new here there is many options out of order in artreview now,
I would like to add you as friend.
Greeting

At 1:43pm on 24th November 2008, Mikkel Pitzner said…: Hey Rogelio,

Thanks a million for the positive comment. I will let the artist know of this and know this will please her much. Love Lust & Beyond, (which is actually now renamed to Love, Lust & Liberation) is actually a collection of 14 paintings that were made for a book of poetry.

The one in particular that you liked, was that the puzzleman?

Best regards
Mikkel

At 10:48pm on 23rd November 2008, Luke Gilliam said…: Dear Rogelio,

I love your piece 'Portrait of Franchesca'. I think that is probably the strongest painting you have done yet. One day your art dealer will be selling that for alot - it really hits me in my gut and says 'real dark emotion coming out as paint' Wow!!!!!

Also I took a look at your website. I love what you have done to your statement. I really felt you have put the emphasis on the brutal, the primitive. (As obvious your work is intellectual). People want the feeling and I think you really nail it home. I looked on you slide show and I have a new favourit - it is number 8 on your webvsit ethat says 'no title' and has a portrait of a man with a green shirt. I really hope you do an exhibition in the UK!!!

Best from Luke ::~)

At 11:03pm on 22nd November 2008, Rogelio Manzo said…: well.. I like it.. I think being pragmatic is the best way to find ourselves as artists...
I will share some experimentation as I get some images... you let me know what you think of them...

Bests,
Rogelio

At 1:00pm on 22nd November 2008, Mohammad Binlamin said…: Hi Rogelio' Thank you for your kind comment on my page and for good impressions. My Media it is completely Original and New.. I faind it by Experimenting.. I just added here two digital Artworks.

Best rsgards
M Binlamin
www.binlamin.com

At 10:05pm on 21st November 2008, Guillermina Zabala said…: Gracias por tus comentarios.
Me alegra que te haya gustado Pan de vida y mi fotografia. Yo soy de argentina pero como hace mucho tiempo que vivo en US estoy muy familiarizada con el dia de los muertos. Ya van tres años que hago altares para diferentes exhibiciones. El año pasado estuve en Alemania realizando un artist-in-residence y el tema principal era justamente el dia de los muertos. Hicimos tres altares en iglesias y uno en una galeria. Una experiencia super interesante porque los alemanes estaban fascinados con la tradicion del dia de los muertos.
enfin, me alegro que Pan de Vida te haya traido lindos recuerdos.
El lente de la camara es un elemento muy poderoso y pienso que los mejores resultados los encuentras cuando dejas que el lente se transforme en tu vision y tu sensibilidad.

Saludos,

Guillermina