Oscar Ortiz, "To the wild I go to find my humanity" exposición fotográfica en Tendencia Avenue

La fotografía artística es quizá el arte más debatido en el presente. La cámara permite al fotógrafo expresar sus sentimientos como el pincel al pintor, muestra además una realidad sin alteraciones. Más allá de la belleza en los paisajes, playas y ballenas, la exhibición “To the wild I go to find my humanity” en Tendencia Avenue hace cuestionarnos: ¿Cómo estamos cuidando los recursos naturales? ¿Somos conscientes del impacto de nuestras acciones en la naturaleza?

 Tendencia Avenue se complace en tenerlos como invitado  naturaleza? se. Es algo de loq ue e proyectensidad del oc los motive a

“Siempre he buscado generar conciencia en la gente, quiero que puedan apreciar la belleza de nuestro entorno y ello los motive a preservarlo. Cuidar los recursos para futuras generaciones es algo que enseño a mis hijos. Sería fantástico que después de visitar esta exhibición cada individuo pueda adoptar la misma mentalidad.”

Oscar Ortiz es un artista muy querido por la comunidad de Los Cabos, reconocido por mostrar el destino al natural: la virginidad de la playa Balandra en La Paz, la biodiversidad del océano en Cabo Pulmo, la majestuosidad de Las Ballenas en Los Cabos, e inclusive la belleza del desierto, todo en fotografías. Tendencia Avenue se complace en tenerlo como invitado en la 10ma exhibición de arte.

“Es muy gratificante ver reconocido tu trabajo, estoy muy agradecido por esta oportunidad. En realidad me inspira tanta belleza que rodea el destino. México como país tiene lugares hermosos que a nivel internacional no pueden compararse, es algo de lo que debemos sentirnos orgullosos.”

La exhibición promete mostrar las joyas naturales que este paraíso posee, visitarla será un paseo familiar agradable y educativo. “To the wild I go to find my humanity”(En la naturaleza encuentro mi humanidad) se encontrará abierta al público dentro de las instalaciones de Luxury Avenue del 25 de enero al 23 abril, 2017.

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Oscar Ortiz photograph exhibition "To the wild, I will find my humanity"

Artistic photography is perhaps the most debated art at the moment. The camera allows the photographer to express his feelings as the brush to the painter, also shows a reality without alterations. Beyond the beauty of the landscapes, beaches, and whales the Tendencia Avenue exhibition "To the wild, I go to find my humanity" makes us ask a series of questions. How are we taking care of natural resources? Are we aware of the impact of our actions on nature?

"I have always tried to raise awareness in people, I want them to appreciate the beauty of our environment and motivate all to preserve it. Taking care of the resources for the future generations is something I teach my children. It would be fantastic if every individual could have the same mentality after visiting this exhibition."

Oscar Ortiz is an artist well known by the community of Los Cabos, renowned for showing the destination’s natural angles: the virginity of Balandra beach in La Paz, the biodiversity of the ocean in Cabo Pulmo, the majestic Gray Whales in Los Cabos, and the beauty of the desert, all in photographs. Tendencia Avenue is pleased to have him as a guest artist in the 10th art exhibition.

"It is very gratifying to see your work recognized, I am very grateful for this opportunity. All the beauty that surrounds Los Cabos inspires me. Mexico as a country has beautiful places that at international level can not be compared, it is something that we should be proud of."

The exhibition promises to show the natural jewels that this paradise has. Visiting with the family will be a very pleasant and educational experience. "To the wild, I will find my humanity" will be open to the public within the facilities of Luxury Avenue from January 25 to April 23, 2017.

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Elisa Salas "Colección de Caligramas" en Tendencia Avenue

Con gran sencillez y sincera sonrisa la joven artista Elisa Salas recibió a los asistentes en la 10ma exposición de Tendencia Avenue. Emoción y felicidad fueron dos sensaciones que proyectó durante la velada, al platicar con los invitados sobre el significado de “Exposición itinerante: colección de caligramas”, y el porqué de cada imagen.

“Cuando realicé el caligrama de María Félix, en realidad yo estaba enojada, así que fue una forma de desahogo y expresión que me identificó con la actriz.”

Un trabajo muy detallado y minucioso se puede observar en cada uno de los cuadros. Si bien el caligrama no es algo nuevo, la forma en la que Elisa los emplea para formar figuras es impresionante. De igual modo, la fusión de técnicas modernas con las tradicionales logran atrapar al espectador, podrá observar una misma obra por varios minutos sin darse cuenta.

“Me gusta explicar que no utilizo frases que los personajes dijeron, en la mayoría de las ocasiones son frases de mis poemas o tweets. Sencillamente elaboro al personaje que refleje mis emociones del momento. Mi meta es publicar una novela titulada “Más de 100 caligramas”, por el momento llevo 98.”

Reconocidos personajes del cine de oro mexicano, clásicos de la literatura y otros rostros lucirán hasta el 23 de Abril en los pasillos de Luxury Avenue Boutique Mall, Los Cabos. ¡Sin duda es una exhibición diferente en el portafolio de Tendencia Avenue que vale la pena visitar con la familia!

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Elisa Salas "Collection of Calligrams" in Tendencia Avenue

With great simplicity and a friendly smile, the young artist Elisa Salas received the attendees in the 10th exhibition of Tendencia Avenue. Emotion and happiness were two sensations that she projected during the evening when she talked with the guests about the meaning of the “Itinerant exhibit: calligrams collection" and the reason for each image.

"When I did the Maria Felix calligrams, I was really angry, so it was a form of relief and expression that identified me with the actress."

A very detailed and meticulous work can be observed in each of the pictures. Although the calligraphy is not something new, the way in which Elisa uses them to form figures is impressive. Similarly, the fusion of modern and traditional techniques manage to hypnotize the viewer, you can observe the same work for several minutes without realizing it.

"I like to explain that I do not use phrases that the characters said, in most cases, they are phrases from my poems or tweets. I simply draw the character to reflect my emotions of the moment. My goal is to publish a novel entitle: “More than 100 calligrams”, at the moment I had accomplish 98."

Renowned actors from the Golden era of Mexican cinema, classics from literature and other famous faces will be exhibited in the halls of Luxury Avenue Boutique Mall, Los Cabos until April 23^rd. It's definitely a different exhibit in the Tendencia Avenue portfolio that is worth visiting with the family!

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Gabriel Rodriguez exhibition in Tendencia Avenue

Gabriel Rodriguez was born in La Paz, Baja California Sur in 1991.

A self-taught visual artist, Gabriel is currently studying philosophy at the Autonomous University of Baja California Sur (UABCS). His passion for the visual arts led him to explore different areas with painting as his axis. He has also dabbled in photography, video production and sculpture.

The focus of his work is based on concerns such as time, space and the constant reflection of the landscape. Examples include works that explore the deconstruction of the latter to interpretations of it as a dream space and the construction of devices that put its qualities in crisis, making it a space of exception.

Gariel is the youngest artist to win first place in the 2014 Antonio Lopez Saenz Biennial of Visual Arts awards in Mazatlan, Sinaloa. Also the youngest to receive the acquisition prize in the 2012 and 2015 Carlos Olachea Boucsieguez Biennial of Visual Arts awards.

He has receive three honorable mentions in the painting category at the 2010 Carlos Olachea Biennial of Visual Arts, the 2012 Antonio Lopez Saenz Visual Arts and at the 2013 Northwest Biennial of Visual Arts.

In addition, his interest in literature led him to venture into illustrating covers and interior pages in publications for the Northwest Regional Cultural Center and UABCS. In 2011, he completed all the illustrations for the 2011 Tijuana National Poetry Prize with the visuals - poetic work “Hablar al cuadrado” (Square Talk). He won a 2011 university poetry prize for the work “Libro de voces” (Book of Voices) and the 2013 Todos Santos Short Story Competition in the youth category with the work “Newspaper, prensa para leerse en ninguna parte” (Newspaper, printed to be read nowhere).

As part of Tendencia Avenue project. Gabriel will present the work "Artifacts of Silence" from Wednesday April 6th to May 20th. Visit this exhibition open to the public at Luxury Avenue hallways.

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