Senses, chaos and frequencies by William Marquina

I used my drawings complete based on conventional techniques with collage, painting and mixed media techniques. The drawing is wonderful because I feel that in my process of creating gives me a graphic first support, while it inspired me to expand the line with new shapes and elements that I can integrate into it, knowing that at the end, the line turns into mass, objects, vulnerable to change, or abstract images coming to surprise me in a new experimental Act as it may happen sometimes to get to be more minimalist. In this regard I interact with the working style of artists such as Picasso and Anselm Kiefer, whose works have never been concrete, results but a process by which the work suffers a traffic that never ends. In my drawings I'm interested in the gleam of metal of aluminium, the strength of the black, the gesture of the stroke, volume, and graphic as constructive means appearing gradually. My topics are diverse and usually are born inside my desires and experiences in which treatment issues of love, sexuality, modes of being persons, my fears, war, human attitudes, etc. I am a visual artist, was born in 1967 and currently still living and working in Venezuela. In 2001, I got my first prize at the Biennale of Arts for students of the Universidad de los Andes; 2002, I finished my studies in Visual Arts at the Faculty of Art and started the same year studied philosophy. 2007, worked as postgraduate academic scholar in the area of graphic techniques for graphic design students. 2007, I started a research on the dynamics of reflective light to draw on surfaces of polished metals, and eses same year I made my first two solo exhibitions: "Esencias" at the Cultural Center Foundation Museum of Colonial art from the city of Merida, and "Cuidado. Camino y Límite" in the Gallery La Otra Banda of the Universidad de los Andes. 2010, I began my doctoral studies in philosophy and was Professor in the Faculty of art until 2013. I made my third solo exhibition in 2012 "Cartografías Regionales de lo Terreno y Transterreno" in the MAMJAA Museum. 2013, exhibited in the Agora Gallery in New York. 2016, got an honorable mention at the Salon of small format Epiphany Gil and I founded a group called Trastos DA-DA which attempts to explore the urban art in my city. Currently working on my fourth solo exhibition.