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Year: 2022
Edition: Unique
Technique: Mixed media - acrylic, oil pastels, gouache on cotton canvas
Framed: No
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Daniela Marin is a trailblazer in South American abstract art, painting a vivid tapestry of colours that capture the continent's spirit and turbulence/turmoil.
Her work is a personal map of her journeys, filled with symbols like spirals and loops, signifying life's cycles and migrations.
She merges urban geometry with organic forms, reflecting the tension between Latin America's heritage and modern challenges.
Marin's art is visually striking and a deep social commentary rooted in her diverse experiences from Venezuela to Peru.
Daniela Marin is a Venezuelan abstract artist. She creates paintings that are alive with vibrant, protozoan shapes and forms, balancing tension and randomness with harmonious natural colours.
She lives and works in Lima, Peru.
Marin graduated from the Altos de Chavón School of Design in the Dominican Republic, an affiliate of the Parson School of Design, NY.
Marin is an interdisciplinary artist whose work encompasses paintings, drawings, installations and textile design.
Marin draws inspiration from how ancient peoples in South America used art to show their connection to nature — a connection that's been challenged over time, especially by European colonisation and the push for progress.
Her paintings' unique array of shapes and lines narrates her journeys across South America and conveys her profound reflections.
For instance, the spirals and loops could symbolize the cycles of life, illustrating how every ending can lead to a new beginning.
Marin's art is modern, but it also connects to timeless themes. She uses sharp lines and shapes that remind you of city life, alongside more natural forms like cacti, to explore the tension between the old traditions of Latin America and rapid modern changes.
“Moments are represented that exist only to emphasise the human drama and to clarify our existence,” Marin says. “I invite viewers to enter the fascinating creative world where aesthetics are intertwined with deep reflection and social criticism.”
Marin has exhibited in solo and group shows in Peru.
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