Secrets of the human soul in the paintings of Dino Valls

Dino Valls called the reincarnation of the legendary Salvador Dali, who this time decided to give the semantic component the most attention. Work Walls are particularly deep and seriousness. Provocative and vivid, they will leave indifferent only the most callous viewer.

Dino was born in 1959 in Spain. In 1982, he defended his diploma in medicine and surgery. This biographical fact permeates many works of the artist, which with surprising accuracy demonstrates the anatomical characteristics of a person. Dino Valls is hardly a spontaneous artist, because each painting is carefully planned. Everything from the materials to be imaged, to form the canvas – the result of consistent reflection Dino.

Personae (2016)

In the works of Dino you can see the trail of old masters and classical archetypes. His works typically belong to the avant-garde. Despite this, the style of the artist gives new perspective on the concept of the avant-garde and think about what in the contemporary art world can be attributed to this notion, and what is not.

Dies Irae (2012)

The body is a key element of his works. Through the body is emotion and is a kind of psychoanalysis. They used the Walls as the capacity in which he puts the mental state of the characters in the paintings. It turns out the charming contrast: inside delicate, fragile shells stored weight, pain and endless experience.

Limbus (2009)

Conceptuality and symbolism have become reference points of work Walls. While symbols illustrate the complex structure of the human soul, the viewer opens a space for interpretation. The artist illustrates the often Nude figures, which also should be considered from the point of view of the characters. Gathering together all the ambiguous details create a very specific impression of understanding, experience and empathy.

Psicostasia (2005)

A curious artist talks, saying that "the weight of the artwork is equal to the number of the unconscious, which it displaces". Psychological scenes – the main theme of the paintings of the Walls. Suffering from within the characters leave the viewer challenged to look inside yourself and check how things are going.

Restauratio (2013)

Critics point out that the Dino in his work depicts the current state of the subject. His paintings are a mirror, reflecting the anxiety and the painful process of personal development. The viewer can not avoid the worried gaze of the figures. Those eyes though a hint about the request, which the beholder is unable to perform. Characters hidden in the pictures to show the ego, the unconscious and render the main idea beyond the canvas.

Diorama (2016)

Have Dino your personal philosophical approach to the craft. "What I think properly, as an artist is to delve into the darkest and most unknown part of the human being," says Valls.

In Memoriam (1993)

The paintings of Dino Valls is a real treasure for those who are tired of blame modern art in meaninglessness. Intellectual sophistication, sense and an occasion to reflect – are part of every job Dino.

Nubilis (2010)

Nuditas (2010)

De Proportione (2010)

Ars Magna (2010)

Proscaenia (2011)

Umbra (2012)

Filum (2013)

Soror Umbra (2013)

Silentium (2014)

Vertebra (2014)

Labor Intus (2014)

Mare Incognito (2015)

Lethe (2015)

Iugalis (2015)

Acus (2015)

Luctus (2016)

Araneidae (2016)

Foveolae (2017)

Inhabitato (2017)

Triptycha (2017)

Ferula (2017)

Constellatia (2017)