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DANIEL SAMPER AVENDAÑO (COLOMBIAN, b. 1980)
“I explore the art overlapping paint lines and dots that are dispose systematically over canvas, giving a three-dimensional character to the work, making the silence shadow and the inevitable movement to take leadership.” –
Daniel S.
INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITIONS:
2021 “Pendiendo de un Hilo” Galeria Arte Alto, Medellin, Colombia.
2015 “Fronteras” Galería Naranjo & Velilla, Medellin, Colombia.
2014 “Movimiento Paciente” Galería Otros 360 Grados, Bogota, Colombia.
2012 "Los capricho del agua y del viento", Galería Alcorriente, Bogota, Colombia.
2011 "Espacios Develados", Galería Alcorriente Arte, Bogotá, Colombia.
COLLECTIVE EXHIBITIONS:
2016 Galería 18 PTY ciudad de Panamá, Panamá.
2014 Galería Otros 360 Grados, Bogotá, Colombia.
2013 Galería Otros 360 Grados, Bogotá, Colombia.
2013 Galería Alcorriente Arte, Bogotá, Colombia.
2012 Galería Otros 360 Grados, Bogotá, Colombia.
2012 Galería Alcorriente Arte, Bogotá, Colombia.
ART FAIRS:
2019 ArtParis, Paris, Francia. Galeria Mark Hachem
2019 ZonaMaco, C.D. Mexico, Mexico. Galeria Mark Hachem
2018 ArtMiami, Miami, EEUU. Galeria Mark Hachem
2018 ZonaMaco, C.D. Mexico, Mexico. Galeria Mark Hachem
2017 ArtMiami, Miami, EEUU. Galeria Mark Hachem
2017 ArtNewYork, Nueva York, EEUU. Galería Mark Hachem
2017 Art Central, Hong Kong, China. Galería Mark Hachem
2017 Scope Art, Nueva York, EEUU. Galería Mark Hachem
2016 ArtMiami, Miami, EEUU. Galería Mark Hachem
2014 Sincronía, Bogotá, Colombia
- Creator:Daniel Samper (1980, Colombian)
- Dimensions:Height: 7.88 in (20 cm)Width: 15.75 in (40 cm)
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- Gallery Location:PARIS, FR
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU2506213578002
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