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Edgar Sanchez Cumbas

From Edgar's website:
"Poetical Observations: The exploration of identity has driven the underlying content of my work and how our differences in perspective directly relate to our own mental physiology and interpretation of our environment as living beings. While creating initial sketches for my current body of work, the foreground and background relationships of each image began to identify how the use of the circle could create visual emphasis in two ways. At times, I chose to make the image break the circular composition so the viewer could experience an intimate encounter with each piece; similar to a dioramic function. The opposite, where the image is solely defined within the circle, is used to designate a specific moment within the narrative like a peek-hole or telescope effect. With the large empty space surrounding both methods, my intent is to create a balanced counterpart of openness and potentiality. The imagery in these paintings explore our egoistic intricacies by way of personal relationships, spirituality, humanity, environment, and interaction and observation of others in a modern society. My pictures circulate in an unending narrative, a chronic state of possibility and flux that examines the human spirit and more often who I am."

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