Ars Viana

Ars Viana: Hugo and Alejandro Viana, Colombian contemporary artists, bring over 35 years of combined experience to their evocative explorations of the human condition. Their work spans painting, sculpture, multimedia installations, and spatial interventions, blending Abstract Expressionism with fine art traditions.

Their collaborative and individual pieces delve into intimate, symbolic, and anthropological themes, prompting reflection on the evolving landscape of contemporary visual art. This artistic dialogue contrasts primal human actions with modern interpretations, creating a captivating tension between past and present.

Exhibiting internationally in galleries and museums across four continents, Ars Viana’s work is included in prestigious public and private collections. Their art, described as a "poetic gesture," captures ephemeral moments of empathy, leaving a lasting impression on viewers through its intangible yet eternal quality.

Ars Viana

Ars Viana, comprised of brothers Hugo and Alejandro Viana, creates abstract expressionist fine art paintings, drawings, sculptures, and installations inspired by the intersection of primal human actions and contemporary aesthetics. Their work delves into the symbolic and anthropological, encouraging reflection on the ever-evolving landscape of visual art. They strive to capture fleeting moments of empathy, translating conscious dreams and creative reveries into tangible forms.

Both Hugo (b. 1973) and Alejandro (b. 1976) studied Visual Arts extensively. Their education includes the School of Fine Arts of the University of Caldas (Manizales, Colombia), the Academy Superior Arts Bogotá (ASAB) of the District University Francisco José de Caldas (Bogotá, Colombia), and the School of San Carlos of the Polytechnic University of Valencia (Valencia, Spain). This diverse educational background informs their collaborative approach and multifaceted artistic practice.

Ars Viana has garnered commendable recognition for their contributions to both national and international art scenes. Their artworks have been exhibited and cataloged in prestigious cultural centers, galleries, and museums. Furthermore, their pieces are included in public and private collections across the globe, spanning countries such as Argentina, Peru, Colombia, Mexico, Cuba, the United States, Sweden, Belgium, Germany, France, Italy, and Spain.

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