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The sampling of thirty works also
offer a traditional glimpse of the artist's foundation as a fine
craftsman, starting here with the pen & ink studies to the
gradual exploration of material in the search to express ideas
and feelings.
Any material, in theory, is grist to the mill of the
artist. This is evident in Mojares' works as he constantly
experiments, invents and sometimes exploiting indigenous raw
materials at the expense of a possible obsolescence. Even in the
pen & ink drawings he infuses an unconventional method, and so
with his painting techniques, the prints, collages and other
innovative works.
Although respecting the formalism and painterly tradition
of his local mentor, he held on to the belief that art's vitality
rests on the persistence of one's introspective tendencies with
uncompromising creative visual attitude. For the artist, the
experience is a perpetual open horizon where the idea of art
exist only because of its intellectual challenge or some other
transcendent content.
As a show, the artist prefer to have his works to be viewed
simply as a visual experience. However, considering the
Internet's vicarious nature and its viewing limitations, this
program provides a short reference to every individual works as
indicated by its exhibit number.
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