Pérez Celis (Argentina) has always been interested in the expression of the universal dualities of the spiritual and material worlds. Celis' paintings are powerful statements of life's creative forces at work expressed in elegant, rhythmic compositions of dynamic brushwork and vivid color.

In the 1960's Celis moved to New York, producing work that had a primitive quality, with a strong focus on form and texture. While in France in the 70's his work developed a more polished look, with cleaner lines and deeply saturated colors, which would become a hallmark of his style. While he would move to a more painterly approach later in his career, his work would always retain a strong focus on composition, comprised of inte...