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Surrealist fine art print depicting a young girl kneeling in a misty swamp surrounded by white hunting dogs and a large stag with sprawling antlers. The muted forest scene blends dreamlike beauty with tension, rendered in soft earthy tones and expressive brushwork.
Surrealist fine art print depicting a young girl kneeling in a misty swamp surrounded by white hunting dogs and a large stag with sprawling antlers. The muted forest scene blends dreamlike beauty with tension, rendered in soft earthy tones and expressive brushwork.
Surrealist fine art print depicting a young girl kneeling in a misty swamp surrounded by white hunting dogs and a large stag with sprawling antlers. The muted forest scene blends dreamlike beauty with tension, rendered in soft earthy tones and expressive brushwork.
Surrealist fine art print depicting a young girl kneeling in a misty swamp surrounded by white hunting dogs and a large stag with sprawling antlers. The muted forest scene blends dreamlike beauty with tension, rendered in soft earthy tones and expressive brushwork.

The Kiss of Artemis 11/45 - 100 x 67 cm.

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  • Dimensions: 100 x 67 cm. / 39.3 x 26.3 in.

    Archival Pigment Print on 310g cotton paper.

    Signed, numbered, and certified by the author. Limited edition of 45.

    Inspired by the sacred relationship between the wild and the feminine, The Kiss of Artemis represents an archaic bond between humans and animals within a ritual ecosystem. A contemplative composition where tenderness and survival coexist in biological and mythical equilibrium.

  • Guillermo Lorca (Santiago de Chile, 1984) is a figurative painter, akin to symbolism and surrealism, widely recognized throughout the world. He completed formal art studies at the SSCC Manquehue School and at the Catholic University of Chile. During that time he was an assistant to the painter Hernán Miranda, with whom he created a pair of large murals (32 and 45 meters long). He soon retired from academic training when he realized that art school is a hostile environment for a figurative painter. In 2006, at the age of 22, he joined the Odd Nerdrum painting academy in Norway, where he developed the painting and composition methods that he uses in his work to this day. His work combines the styles of ancient painting with his contemporary nature, resulting in a timeless but very novel appearance. In 2011 he continued his training in an artist residency in Berlin.
    He has held solo and group exhibitions in Santiago de Chile, Mexico City, London, Barcelona, ​​Seoul (Korea), as well as in Turin and Sicily (Italy). Between 2005 and 2009 he created murals in the cities of Ovalle, Concepción and Santiago, where the Baquedano underground station houses six pictorial panels as a project for the Bicentennial of Chilean Independence.

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