Ramiro Llona's Utopia: Works from the 80s runs from May 15 to June 28, 2014 at Norha Haime Gallery (730 Fifth Ave., New York). There will be an opening 6 to 8 p.m., Thursday, May 15.
Llona, from Peru,, uses color for his "inner landscapes." These paintings are from the era seen as the most important in the artist's career. The decade found the artist creating light, lyrical and "young" work. His paintings evolved becoming more geometrically controlled, less shaded and more homogeneous. Finally at the end of the decade his work became more monochromatic.
Llona lives and works in his home country.
Llona, from Peru,, uses color for his "inner landscapes." These paintings are from the era seen as the most important in the artist's career. The decade found the artist creating light, lyrical and "young" work. His paintings evolved becoming more geometrically controlled, less shaded and more homogeneous. Finally at the end of the decade his work became more monochromatic.
Llona lives and works in his home country.
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