To the Mexican artist Alfredo Chamal (Alfredo Chamal) he is not yet 30 years old, but his works, made with a simple ballpoint pen, are scattered through art galleries like hot cakes. Their cost ranges from 500 to 5000 euros.
Along with Victor Rodriguez, Alfredo is considered the leading representative of the rapidly developing genre called "new Mexican psychorealism". Rather large canvases are filled with a sense of inner calm, but they are not devoid of emotions. There are also simpler, everyday stories.
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