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Size: 58.7" W x 78.7" H Weight: 1.92lb Ships from NOVICA's Andes office. - Arrives unframed - Signed by the artist - Unstretched - Requires special handling -- allow an extra 14 days for delivery NOVICA, in association with National Geographic, searches the world to work directly with the finest artisan designers. Powerful and full of energy, this composition exudes Juan Rodolfo Lopez's enjoyment of his art. He credits his style to Kandinsky's influence as he alternates between linear, predetermined order and spontaneous bursts of color. Lopez alternates bright and cool hues as he easily switches from a palette of oils to one of acrylics to emphasize the far reaches of continuity. Titled "Inmensidad I" in Spanish. Handmade by Juan Rodolfo Lopez "I remember that in my childhood I drew and painted, but only recently - since 1988 - did I formally dedicate myself to painting. My work recollects the lives of the pueblos that I visit, infusing in my colors the positive side of human emotions. That's why my painting sings, rather than crying. "I work in oils and acrylics. I don't make an outline before starting - I am methodic but I go directly to the canvas with a preconceived idea, executing the first lines that give form to my work. I like intense colors like yellow, red, and blue, as well as gray tones. In the development of my work I continue evolving; the main idea never remains, and from there can be born ten paintings. In the same process it is necessary not to over-saturate the painting, and at times I stop painting in order to come back to it after a couple of days. "I describe my work as neo-Classical with Peruvian roots. The Andean landscape subjugates me and motivates me. As though I had a colossal hand, I imprison the landscape and stamp it on my canvas, capturing this telluric force that connects the past and present. I began painting as a kid but I guarded it in the secret of my heart. Upon finishing my secondary studies they introduced me to the School of Fine Arts: I entered with my provincial fears, taking off my hat, and I stood there impressed. In that same instant I made the firm decision to enroll in that school. My family didn't share my artistic convictions but I was determined. I have never regretted this decision that has given me more joy than sadness. Convincing my family to share in my aspirations was a true challenge, but I turned out happily victorious." "In my painting, academic terminology was abandoned when I left school; I am more comfortable with simple, unornamented language. I am apathetic about contests - it is a question of feelings. In my career I've held three individual exhibitions and I am part of four collective exhibitions each year. For me, the decision to be a painter was a true challenge. I began to study at the age of twenty-four; I proposed to myself to be a painter and I achieved this. If I had to do it all over again I would choose the same profession." Born in Talara, Peru
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This book focuses on religious beliefs and practices of the Christian, Hindu, Muslim and Sikh communities in one of the most multicultural parts of Britain. Based on an in depth study of 3418 teenagers in Walsall, and using data from other UK studies, it demonstrates that religion is a decisive factor in understanding communities and individuals. It shows that if we do not take religion into account we will miss crucial insights that have implications for teachers, social workers, health professionals, politicians and those developing social policy. This research also makes a contribution towards understanding radical Islam in the UK today, thus is highly topical. It illustrates the power of religion on young people today (and especially young Muslims) and how it influences their lives and their actions. ()
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