Argentina. Born 1942
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1923 Buenos Aires, Argentina - 1993. Known for: Concrete Art movement, geometric abstraction.
Alfredo Hlito was a renowned Argentine artist born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He was a key figure in the Concrete Art movement during the mid-1940s, emphasizing geometric abstraction and essential... Read full biography
Alfredo Hlito was a renowned Argentine artist born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He was a key figure in the Concrete Art movement during the mid-1940s, emphasizing geometric abstraction and essential elements in art. Hlito co-authored the "Concrete Invention Manifesto," laying the foundation for... Read full biography
Alfredo Hlito was a renowned Argentine artist born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He was a key figure in the Concrete Art movement during the mid-1940s, emphasizing geometric abstraction and essential elements in art. Hlito co-authored the "Concrete Invention Manifesto," laying the foundation for Concrete Art's global prominence. His work influenced the emergence of Op Art in the 1960s, expanding on the concepts of optical experimentation and geometric abstraction. Hlito's art gained international... Read full biography
Alfredo Hlito was a renowned Argentine artist born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He was a key figure in the Concrete Art movement during the mid-1940s, emphasizing geometric abstraction and essential elements in art. Hlito co-authored the "Concrete Invention Manifesto," laying the foundation for Concrete Art's global prominence. His work influenced the emergence of Op Art in the 1960s, expanding on the concepts of optical experimentation and geometric abstraction. Hlito's art gained international recognition, and he is considered one of Argentina's most influential artists. He passed away in 1993, leaving behind a rich artistic legacy.
Alfredo Hlito was a renowned Argentine artist born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He was a key figure in the Concrete Art movement during the mid-1940s, emphasizing geometric abstraction and essential elements in art. Hlito co-authored the "Concrete Invention Manifesto," laying the foundation for Concrete Art's global prominence. His work influenced the emergence of Op Art in the 1960s, expanding on the concepts of optical experimentation and geometric abstraction. Hlito's art gained international recognition, and he is considered one of Argentina's most influential artists. He passed away in 1993, leaving behind a rich artistic legacy.
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Uruguay. 1918 - 2004
Constructivist painting, sculpture and ceramics
Uruguay. Born 1949
Whimsical, surreal landscapes
Argentina. Born 1926
Sculpture
Florida / Cuba. Born 1948
Symbolist landscape, genre
New York / Uruguay, Italy. 1922 - 1997
Stone-carved miniature sculpture, mosaic glass mural, symbolism
Argentina. 1934 - 2022
Abstract painting
New York / Uruguay, Venezuela. 1919 - 2009
Constructivist painting, murals
Argentina. 1923 - 2012
Painting and sculpture
Brazil. Born 1964
Large scale Olympic game mural, racism and colonialism themes
New York / Uruguay, Lithuania. 1927 - 1974
Painting, mixed media, collage, bas-relief assemblages, ceramic sculpture
Florida / Cuba. Born 1959
Visual language, abstract ritual
Brazil. 1896 - 1988
Landscape, religious and cultural genre tempera painting
Peru, Europe. 1925 - 2017
Abstract painting reflecting native rituals and geography
Brazil, Italy. 1919 - 1988
Drawing on rice paper, monotypes, painting, sculpture
Mexico. 1923 - 1985
Painting and sculpture
Brazil, France. 1930 - 1990
Non objective painting and constructivist sculpture
Illinois / Puerto Rico. 1955 - 2018
Modernist figure-to abstraction, still life, portrait
France, Brazil. 1897 - 1976
Cubist, modernist painting
Argentina. 1928 - 1996
Surrealist geometric structure painting, sculpture
Argentina. 1931 - 2016
Painting
Venezuela, France. 1923 - 2019
Kinetic and op art, painting, design, graphics, teaching
New York / Spain, France, Uruguay. 1874 - 1949
Constructivist painting-geometric, teaching
Argentina. 1937 - 2016
Environment, land art themed paintings of nature, trees, animals, birds, landscape
Colombia. 1942 - 2014
Painting and sculpture
Colombia, Mexico. 1928 - 2010
Mod printmaking, painting, engraving and design
Mexico. 1932 - 2019
Figure, portrait, animal easel and mural painting
Argentina, France. 1925 - 2004
Sculpture and painting, themes of interrelations of light, movement, time and color
Argentina. 1939 - 2014
Mixed media geometric abstract painting, printmaking
Argentina, France. 1913 - 1982
Vertical geometric forms sculpture in bronze and stone
Venezuela, France. 1923 - 2005
Op art, installation sculpture
United States, Mexico, Argentina. 1927 - 2001
Sculptor, non objective, mural