Fegg Guzman ingles

 Born: Callao, October 27, 1976

Theme: Migration, with symbolism and emotion at the heart of his compositions.

Movement: New Figuration, symbolism and Conceptual Art

Medium: Acrylic and mixed media 

Size: Installation, 200 x 140 x 120 cm

Emotion: He doesn't limit himself to a single emotion, but rather seeks to convey a complete life experience. However, there are predominant feelings that define his style.

His visionary period is full of color and movement, projecting a sense of vital energy and optimism.

Spiritual Connection and Serenity: Through the use of mandalas and sacred geometry, his work seeks to evoke a profound peace and a connection with the "spirituality of the earth."

Empathy and Tenderness: His work is described as a way of "embracing the world," conveying warmth and sensitivity towards nature and social issues.

Duality between Beauty and Pain: In series like Wild Muses, he explores more complex emotions where the beauty of life coexists with the pain inherent in natural cycles and myths.


 

                                           Instalacion,  The Sofa, 2025
                                
                                
                                   Within, acrylic on canvas  
                                           120x60 cm, 2012

                        
                                            Nature, acrylic on black cardboard 
                                            40x30 cm, 2012

                        
                     What should I wear today? Oil on wood,
                                        20x20 cm, 2014


                Never on Sunday, acrylic over black cardboard
                                    40x30 cm,  2012

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