
“Flor is a paradigmatic example of María Berrío’s acclaimed practice. Emerging from a textured gold ground evocative of a Medieval icon or Viennese Secession masterpiece, the figure is built up of innumerable pieces of wafer-thin Japanese paper and washes of watercolor. Berrio’s work sees her filter memories of her childhood spent on a farm in Colombia through the frantic lens of her studio practice in New York City – as Adrian Horton observes “If Colombia is the id for Berrío’s Klimt-inspired, meditative pieces, New York is ‘the energy that gets it out, the force, the spirit’,” (Adrian Horton, “Like Magical Realism: María Berrío on her surreal collages,” The Guardian, 20 June 2020 (online))”
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Many thanks to Deborah J. Brasket for introducing me to this artist in the post Maria Berrio and the Art of Myth-Making
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“María Berrío”. The Georgia Review.
Marie Berrio, The collage artist creating women she wants to see in the world
At The Guardian: ‘Like magical realism’: María Berrío on her surreal collages
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Thank you for this. Very interesting. 🙂
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So many details to look at. An impressive work of art.
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Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Anita. 🙂🌺
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What a joyous technique! Beautiful art!❤️
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I am happy you enjoy this, Sister Renee. 🙂🌺
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I really love this artist’s work. Klimt used gold but Berrio’s colours do just as much! The layered composition is so representative of modern living! 💓🙋♂️
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Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Ashley. 🙂
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I see in this painting the woman as an object.
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Almost like a mannequin…Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Rosaliene.
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Those flowers intrigue me, too. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Bridgette. 🙂🌺
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