May 7th to May 29th, 2010
“I like to meditate on the patterns all around us that carry an inexplicable meaning, a feeling that starts with the eyes but ends up floating in the space inches above the head – beheld, but unknown,” Amaya explains.
These patterns recur in his paintings in the intimate similarity of trees, maps, telephone lines- indicators of the web-like lattice that structures his reality while his drawings evoke the architectural ghosts that inhabit the urban space.
These patterns recur in his paintings in the intimate similarity of trees, maps, telephone lines- indicators of the web-like lattice that structures his reality while his drawings evoke the architectural ghosts that inhabit the urban space.
King Tut acrylic on canvas, 47.25 x 55.5 in.
American Plastic oil on canvas, 82 x 47.5 in.
Bug Splat at 70 Miles Per Hour acrylic on canvas, 59 x 36 in.
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