Salvador Medina is an Australian Impressionist artist, of Spanish immigrant’s, Salvador’s art collection spans over 35 years. Salvador's work has been inspired by his passion for uncovering and expressing life’s manifestation.
Salvador collection of works may be categorized into:
- Dance and Culture - Aboriginal ceremonies, Spanish Flamenco
- City and Rural Life - Melbourne (Southbank, Docklands) and Paris (Eifel tower, seine river, landmarks , Bangkok streets, Rice farming, Tobacco Farming
- Nature - sunsets, sunrise, ocean, mountains
- Form - portraits, people at work
- Sprituality - meaning of life, tragedy
- Sport - Soccer (Harry Kewell), Athletics (Cathy Freeman), Cricket (Rick Ponting), Rugby (David Campese), Tennis (Pat Rafter), Cycling tour de France (Cadel Evens, Wiggins), AFL (Carlton, Chris Judd)
The impressionist style displays free brushstrokes which reflect more clearly emotions and feelings at that moment. More recent work fringes on post Impressionism and fauvism which dates during period of 1890 to 1910 with a focus on strong colours. Post impressionists uses vivid colours, thick application of paint, distinctive brush strokes, and real life subject matter. Fauvism uses techniques where complementary colours are used which results in a sharper contrast of colour created by primary and secondary opposing colours. This is opposed to other impressionist work where more analogous colour schemes and tertiary colours are used for lightness and depth.
National Registry of Australian Art and Artists - Artist Registration Number 000-1888
News / Articles
Artists-Palette Magazine issue 151
Featured artist Salvador Medina. Insight - The Preciousness of Human Life article.
Demonstration Oils - Wangka Maya Dance by Salvador Medina
Past Exhibitions:
Solo Works at BSG Gallery, July 2012, Melbourne, Australia
Selected Works at Brunswick Street Gallery (BSG), July 2012, Melbourne, Australia
Camberwell Rotary Art Show, Melbourne, Australia
Hobson Bay Art Show, Melbourne, Australia
The Edrington Premier Art Show 2013, Berick, Melbourne, Australia
Contentment in Adversity Solo Exhibition, Nelson Hays Library, Bangkok, March 2013, Thailand. www.neilsonhayslibrary.com/
Contentment in Adversity Solo Exhibition at Jamjuree Art Gallery, Chulalongkorn University Bangkok, May 2013, Thailand
Flemington Art Show 2019
AWARDS
The Edrington Grand Art Exhibition. BARON CASEY AWARD FIRST PRIZE (2013) - Best Painting with Sporting Theme (DAVID CAMPESE)
Paintings - Best Oil painting, First Prize, Flemington Art Show 2019 - Lights over Southbank
Contact details
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