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Carlos Evangelista

Carlos Evangelista (Born 1943) is known for Painting.

Carlos Evangelista began his artistic training in a self-taught way, starting to paint in 1960. Years later he moved to Madrid, where he came into contact with the artistic environment and began to collaborate in various workshops and studios of applied arts. It was from this moment when he began a series of constructivist reliefs, collaborating with the architecture of many buildings. His work is characterized by a great multifaceted character especially in terms of support. For more than four decades his personal work experiments with various materials, studying their intrinsic formal and structural possibilities, concerned about the interrelations between the Fine Arts and the arts applied to architecture and the urban environment in a perspective close to abstract expressionism, his sculptures show an interrelationship between the material capacities of the chosen material and its ability to interact with the void, that is to say with the space in which th   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 3456 characters.]  Artist bio

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