Waiting for Someone by Alejandro Mirelman, Graphite on Paper tribe The expression of his craft

The expression of his craft excites the viewer with color

She maintains the view that an artwork is a metaphor and everything in a painting is language: the color talks

I got my first influence from Egon Schiele

The provocative visual narratives about the complexities of modern life achieving images that challenge and provoke the current order are in the best of cases a position of chronicler and gladiator at the same time

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Waiting for Someone by Alejandro Mirelman, Graphite on Paper tribe The expression of his craft16 x 16 Original Artwork Graphite on Paper Bio: My name is Alejandro Mirelman. I was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. My first steps in drawing were with the artist Maria Luisa Manassero. After that, I begun with sculptures techniques with the artist Malena Trossolino. My interest was always in the human figure. I am also an architect, and I loved studying Art History during my career. Since 2014, I am taking different drawing and painting courses