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| Paola González Muñoz |
 | Biography: Name: Paola González Muñoz
Born in Monterrey, NL. México, on Octubre 17th 1977
Self Taught Artist
Statement
Treasures Map´s are the inspiration of Paola Gonzalez’ new works, they represent a personal
language of marks, shifting colors, forms and gestures. Her painings combine acrylics, mixed
media, gold and silver leafs on canvas.
“Imagine your life as a map that takes you through a path where you mark down all your lost
chests of buried treasures…
The crosses and marks represent the most valuable things in our lives.
Life is a journey where someone may obtain gems, pearls, precious stones, silver and gold, but
you may also encounter yourself with traps and barriers that only you can evade by using your
own map.
Each one of us must go on our own quest. Be prepared to find the meaning of your life, As Your
Destiny is out there for you to find. “
The artist´s goal is to use Treasures Maps as a personal guide that leads the way to happiness
and life significance, in a result of an exciting adventure each one of us has to explore…
Country: México Birthyear: 1977 Galleries:
2006 “Open House C70”, Volvo Agency, San Pedro Garza García, NL. México
2007 Partner of the Plastic Asociation of Garza García, NL. México
2007 “Totalmente Nuevo S80”, Volvo Agency, San Pedro Garza García, NL. México
2007 “Revelaciones”, Individual Exhibition in Casa de la Cultura San Pedro, Garza García, NL. Mexico
2007 “Un Paseo al Arte Contemporaneo”, Exhibition in Paseo San Pedro, Garza García, NL. Mexico
2007 Temporal Exhibition in “Le Gourmet” Plaza 401.
2007 Exhibition in the Centenary Museum, for its 25th Anniversary, Monterrey, NL. México
2008 Neiman Marcus Online Gallery
2008 Exhibition “The Woman in art” in Museum El Blanqueo, Monterrey, NL. México
2008 Exhibition in Jadite Gallery, New York, NY. USA
2008 Exhibition “Grand Abstract Art” in Museum El Blanqueo, Monterrey, NL. México
Media: mixed media Style: expressionistic Subjects: other |
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