Hurricane of emotions: atmospheric works by an Argentine artist
In the works of the Argentine artist Fabian Perez, symbolic and energetic images come to life, filled with passion, pacification and a kind of reflection. And it is not surprising at all that the author's work has gained a huge army of fans in a short time. After all, he managed not only to convey the atmosphere reigning around, but also to fully focus attention on the fact that in every frozen movement lurks a life full of drive, music and a frenzied rhythm in the dance, as well as light thoughtfulness, loneliness and night walks through the mysterious streets of small towns…
Is it worth writing that almost all of Fabian's work is imbued with passion? But not the one that everyone is used to thinking and talking about, but the one that cannot be described in words, but can only be expressed by feelings and actions. This is the feeling when thoughts get confused and, losing your mind, you freeze with a wildly beating heart in your chest. And as if into a pool with your head, you slowly go to the bottom, burning in the bright flame of your own experiences and overwhelming emotions. Feelings are raging like a hurricane, sweeping away everything in their path, and there is no longer the strength to resist the magnetic attraction emanating from the very depths of the soul…
(20 photos in total)
Work from the series "Emotions".
A work from the "Tango" series.
Work from the series "Feelings".
Work from the series "On the street".
Work from the series "Feelings".
Work from the series "People and emotions".
Work from the series "Emotions".
Work from the series "Feelings".
Work from the series "On the street".
A work from the "Tango" series.
A work from the "Tango" series.
Work from the series "Dance".
Work from the series "Feelings".
A work from the "Tango" series.
A work from the "Tango" series.
Work from the series "In the bar".
Work from the series "Balconies".
Work from the series "Feelings".
Work from the series "Dance".
Work from the series "On the street".