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Striking portrait of His Holiness the Dalai Lama using the New York City's iconic Metro Cards is back by popular demand!
Artist: Juan Carlos Pinto
Title: His Holiness the Dalai Lama
Dimension: 18 x 24 in
Medium: Fine Art Digital Prints, Archival Ink on Enhanced Matte Paper
Signed by Juan Carlos Pinto.
About Artist:
Juan Carlos Pinto is an artist and art historian working in New York City. For the past 12 years, Juan Carlos has made Brooklyn his home. A native of Guatemala, his art is as expressive as the colorful and lush Central American nation.
Pinto’s artwork is poignantly aggressive and projects a revolutionary declaration. The scope of his art covers abstract painting, tile work, wood work, stencil spray, the use of non-biodegradable plastic and glass. Most of Pinto’s media comes from salvaged material and found objects. Pinto’s use of plastic is unique and pulsates with hidden significance.
Issues such as human and animal rights, environmental preservation, and empowerment of minorities are frequently incorporated into Pinto’s work. Pinto’s art exudes confidence, energy and challenge. It draws one into a dual world of playfulness and social responsibility. His legacy, as he sees it, is to be known as an artist who demands change to a Green Revolution.
Website: https://carlospintoart.com/
Striking portrait of His Holiness the Dalai Lama using the New York City's iconic Metro Cards is back by popular demand!
Artist: Juan Carlos Pinto
Title: His Holiness the Dalai Lama
Dimension: 18 x 24 in
Medium: Fine Art Digital Prints, Archival Ink on Enhanced Matte Paper
Signed by Juan Carlos Pinto.
About Artist:
Juan Carlos Pinto is an artist and art historian working in New York City. For the past 12 years, Juan Carlos has made Brooklyn his home. A native of Guatemala, his art is as expressive as the colorful and lush Central American nation.
Pinto’s artwork is poignantly aggressive and projects a revolutionary declaration. The scope of his art covers abstract painting, tile work, wood work, stencil spray, the use of non-biodegradable plastic and glass. Most of Pinto’s media comes from salvaged material and found objects. Pinto’s use of plastic is unique and pulsates with hidden significance.
Issues such as human and animal rights, environmental preservation, and empowerment of minorities are frequently incorporated into Pinto’s work. Pinto’s art exudes confidence, energy and challenge. It draws one into a dual world of playfulness and social responsibility. His legacy, as he sees it, is to be known as an artist who demands change to a Green Revolution.
Website: https://carlospintoart.com/