At the gates of the ‘year of Picasso’ commemorating half a century of his death, The influence of the artist from Malaga continues to be more than live on existing creators from around the world who continue to take their art as a guide and inspiration.
That’s what he could confirm a group of third-year Art History students With a research work on contemporary artists, marked by the most famous creator of the 20th century, which has been updated although it is finished. The result can be seen in the account instagram “white.ve.anis”.
As he explained teresa ramosone of the members of the group, the so-called project “Picasso Now” offer is born From a Modern Arts teacher Maria Jesus Martinez Silvente and some artists were recommended by foreign universities. In your case, one of the examples you’ve reviewed Picasso’s influence on Japanese Yukimasa IdaExactly this year at the Museo Casa Natal Picasso, an exhibition that showcases oil paintings, drawings and sculptures dedicated to the Malaga painter and features portraits of Picasso himself.
beside him, white line Focusing on the French urban art artist Christian Guémy, With his artistic name C 215, which pays homage more than once to the Malaga man “with Picasso stencils on the mailboxes” or sewing it with its face on a map of the Iberian Peninsula “and it sells for thousands of euros”.
Similar Miguel Jesus SaezHe chose comics, and especially comics. Daniel Torres ‘Picasso in the Civil War’ Fantasies about “what would have happened if Picasso had really declared war”A game of stories inside other stories like Russian dolls.
on his behalf laura romero He wanted to stop in Italian. Elisa NicholasHe explains that his work has a clear personal imprint, “he comes a little out of his comfort zone, and Picasso’s influence in the use of different materials is stunning, how he plays with textures and fabrics” and some collages that Picasso “heralded”, underlines.
Malaga’s influence on Mexico Monica MayerTo explain Roy Shutteranother member of the group is more subtle, but evident in his stock of shared religious images.
As Roy points out, it’s been almost 50 years since the Plaza de la Merced artist died. “and a lot of the things he did we still see modern”. Thanks to this work, the next generation of art historians confirmed and shared the intense trace of Pablo Ruiz Picasso on social networks.