The paintings of Sergio Bazán have a strong gesture and expressionist imprint, firm and consistent throughout his career. The artist's works, composed of figures that develop on vibrating surfaces, are images of great significance that range from death to music.
Sergio Bazan's paintings reflect a careful study of the technique, and the relationship between figurative and abstract, in a perfect structure that contains both.
The artist uses only these two elements condensed into a work of content, weight, and relevance.
Plaza de Toros, 2000
Sergio Bazan
Plaza de Toros, 2000
From the Musica Ausente series
Acrylic on canvas
Dimensions: 39 H x 39 W in.
Unique
Unframed
Sergio Bazan he was born in Buenos Aires in 1962. He studied at Juan Carlos Distéfano's drawing and painting workshop and participated in the Kuitca Scholarship offered by Fundación Antorchas. In addition, he was a professor of Visual Arts in Buenos Aires and in the interior of the country.
His works are centered on musical representation, through staves, notes or album covers and images of the artists. Since 1991 he has exhibited individually and his “Black Market” shows have stood out, at the Recoleta Cultural Center; “Meninas”, in Espacio Giesso; “Paintings in the Mun”, in the Mun Gallery; “Arts and media”, at the Torcuato Di Tella University; “Mussorgsky”, at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Bahía Blanca, among others.
He also had his role in collective exhibitions in Buenos Aires, Bahía Blanca, Mar del Plata, Washington DC, New York, Amsterdam, Monterrey, Philadelphia, Tijuana, Paris, Chicago, Basel, Miami, and Madrid. He obtained the Constantini 99 awards, MNBA; “Arte/30/Basel”, Diana Lowenstein Fine Arts Gallery, Basel; “Books from the End of the World,” The Art Institute of Chicago; Arte BA 99, Palermo Fairgrounds; among others.
