Next Vernissage: March 18th, 2010

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el objeto a said…
Querida Odette,

qué bonito el cartel! (y me gusta esa idea "Go figurative", creo que la abstracción no puede pensarse ni avanzar sin lo figurativo y viceversa, y que en ese camino de doble sentido es donde uno se encuentra con el mundo, con el exterior y con el arte)

aquí ayer cayó una nevada como la que la mayoría de nosotros no recordábamos, hoy un sol radiante... la primavera que espero que pronto llegue también para vosotros con pintura, exposiciones, nuevos encuentros...

¿estás pintando?

un gran abrazo
09 March, 2010 09:08
odette farrell said…
Querida V,

Qué acertada es tu idea de lo figurativo y lo abstracto!

Nieve en Barcelona! Habría que verla :) yo ya no veo la hora que llegue la primavera, este invierno ha sido muy duro.

Sí... ya empecé otra vez :)))))))))))))))))))))))
10 March, 2010 13:22
Dante Bertini said…
estás allí?
darás más cuenta del evento?
un beso y mucha suerte
10 March, 2010 17:14
el objeto a said…
querida Odette, gracias por tu comentario en mi blog sobre la pintura, me hace especial ilusión que algo de eso resuene en tus inquietudes,
y sobre todo venía a decirte QUE ME ALEGRO MUUUCHO que hayas vuelto a pintar y a encontrar la manera, tu manera,

besos fuertes, y a por esa primavera!! llena de creación,
Va.
11 March, 2010 12:51
Belnu said…
Precioso cartel! Esa mirada que no vemos, pero que sentimos... me gusta mucho. Enhorabuena. Ojalá con ella empiece ese florecimiento de que hablabas!
12 March, 2010 10:30
odette farrell said…
Belnu, Dante, V,

Muchas gracias por estar aquí presentes... ya entregué los cuadros y el jueves será mi gran día :)
15 March, 2010 23:58
niña kaos said…
Mucha suerte Odette, te tendre presente y enviando mis mejores deseos!
abrazos a ti y los tuyos, se les quiere.
16 March, 2010 05:40
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