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"El salto de Baudelaire I" es una obra que integra la serie "Expresión" y que según la crítica de arte Mara Ferloni (Revista Ages, Roma, 1999) esta serie dió comienzo al estilo neo futurista del artista.
Asimismo formó parte de la exposición en "The Florida Museum of Hispanic and Latin American Art", Miami, USA, 2001.
La obra se inspiró en la lectura de un poema de Baudelaire, que describe el escape de un poeta de un burdel (lugar prohibido para gente de nivel) donde pierde su "corona" en la calle de barro entre carros a caballo. Actualmente forma parte de mi colección. En años posteriores realicé una segunda obra con un estillo más futurista.
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"The Jump of Baudelaire I" is a work that integrates the series "Expression" and that according to art critic Mara Ferloni (Revista Ages, Rome, 1999) this series gave beginning to the artist's neo-futurist style.
It was also part of the exhibition at "The Florida Museum of Hispanic and Latin American Art," Miami, USA, 2001.
The work was inspired by the reading of a poem by Baudelaire, which describes the escape of a poet from a brothel (a forbidden place for level people) where he loses his "crown" on the mud street between horse carts. It is currently part of my collection. In later years I made a second painting with a more futuristic style.
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At the age of six, Omar Sorriente started in the visual arts, fruit of a family of artists, painters, sculptors and poets. He currently works in his atelier in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, in Argentina, making shows in the country and abroad, with works of neo futurist & cubist style. The most representative have been in Miami (USA), Punta del Este (Uruguay) and Rome (Italy) where he won his highest award: the Gold Medal in the Medusa Aurea Trophy, awarded by the Accademia Internazionale d'Arte Moderna, in the year 1999, and consecrated Honoris Causa Academician.
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