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Rafael Cauduro

Rafael Cauduro (Born 1950) is active/lives in Mexico.  Rafael Cauduro is known for Painting.

Rafael Cauduro studied Industrial Design at the Universidad Iberoamericana.

In 1976, he presented his first solo exhibition at Casa del Lago and since then his works have toured important museums and galleries in Mexico and the world.

He is currently one of the most internationally recognized Mexican painters. "I discovered in 1975, through an intuition, that I was a painter. From that moment in which I assumed my vocation, it was when my life changed, even the way of seeing it [...] So that you truly feel alive you must follow "If you do not make divorces with your own art, you start to get bored terribly." Rafael Cauduro.

Sources consulted: VENEGAS, Ricardo. "Aesthetics of erosion." Mexico. The Seminar Weekly, January 3, 2010 and ALMELA, Ramón. "Pictospacio and technique in Rafael Cauduro". Mexico. Criticarte magazine of art criticism in Puebla, January 2001.   ...  [Displaying 919 of 1762 characters.]  Artist bio

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