‘Abstraction is the place of encounter between dialogue and a vision. The oils that a painter employs dialogue among themselves, tracing their own routes. Some oils appear to be mere supports for the totality, while others reveal the integral work.
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Héctor Villarroel makes us participants in his findings of color, an unrelenting practice of painting, at the convergence of the boundaries of abstraction, a universe understood in intimate vision of life and its valuation’.
Heriberto López, art critic, Brussels
Photos: Eduardo Cereceda
