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Christina Morono, Nude & Flowers Series I, Etching & Digital
Print On Plexiglass, Final Composition like a Frame Box, 24 x 24”,
2004
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This is my personal vision, and the way I represent
the flight of time, and the “fleeting” of our lives,
creating a symbiosis between the human body (the photography) and
flowers (the print). Similarly, It is my way of seeing how nature,
objects and people fade around us, without anyone noticing most of
the time.
To me, we do not live by, we rather die day after day.
In my compositions, the gestures and volumes confirm and accept the
passing of time, the straight line represents strength, the energy
of life. The lines I draw represent my life, my way of understanding
and registering the world around me.
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Cristina Moroño |
Cristina Moroño was
born in Madrid (Spain), in 1973. She studied at the University
of Fine Arts in Madrid (Universidad de Bellas Artes) and graduated
with honors with a major in print-making. She also holds a Master’s
Degree in Fine Arts. In 2003 she moved to New York where she
studied photography at the International Center of Photography
and Silkscreen Techniques at the Parsons School of Design. She
received several prestigious awards: twice from the Royal Academy
of Fine Arts of San Fernando, Madrid in 1999 and 2001, twice
from the Spanish Government of Comunidad de Madrid in 2000 and
2005. She was granted several fellowships at the Joan Miro Foundation
in Mallorca, Spain. Her work is represented in numerous public
and private collections like the National Library of Madrid and
the City Museum of Madrid, among others, as well as solo exhibitions
and group shows in Spain, France, and New York. She is currently
residing in New York City. |
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