100 x 80 cm, 39.37 x 31.49 inches
New York 1990
80 x 100 cm. 31.49 x 39.37 inches
New York 1991
50 x 45 cm. 19.68 x 17.71 inches
Mexico 1995
110 x 100 cm, 43.30 x 39.37 inches
Mexico 1995
120 x 160 cm. 47.24 x 62.99 inches
Seatlle, 2000
40.5 x 61 cm. 15.94 x 24.01 inches
Bogota 1989
102 x 102 cm, 40.15 x 40.15 inches
Bogota 1989
50 x 42 cm. 19.68 x 16.53 inches
Bogota 1989
101 x 76.2 cm. 39.76 x 30 inches
New York 1991
68 x 48.5 cm. 26.77 x 19.09 inches
Milan 1998
30 x 20 cm. 15.35 x 7.87 inches
New York 1990
79 x 61cm. 31.10 x 24.01 inches
Bogota 1988
40 x 50 cm. 15.74 x 19.68 inches
Abu Dhabi 2014
40 x 50 cm. 15.74 x 19.68 inches
Abu Dhabi 2014
50 x 40 cm. 19.68 x 15.35 inches
Mexico 1992
45 x 30 cm. 17.71 x 11.81 inches
New York 1989
90 x 56 cm. 35.43 x 22.04 inches
Bogota 1986
50 x 55 cm, 19.68 x 21.65 cm
Milan 1998
The Joy of the Eye of the Artist
The Joy of the Eye of the Artist is a series in which I express the joy that for me is to be alive and with this awareness and fullness to be able to immerse myself in this wonderful experience called life.
That joy is produced by knowing that everything I see around me is an inspiration to transmute what I see, what I hear and what I perceive with all my senses, coming out rhythmically during the process of the act of creating.
In that glorious act, when I am working on my painting, I enter a point of creative silence and immense communion full of enjoyment with myself.
This series began when I first went to live and study in Florence, Italy, in 1989. Then, over the years, I continued to expand this series as I lived and experienced the different cultures of the countries I have lived in around the world. .
I can't say that any of my series are finished. None of these will be finished while I continue in the extraordinary joy of being fully alive and in the intimate and extraordinary joy of creating my art.
Mari Gamarra