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solo show "NIHIL OBSTAT TO -TO" I will have a solo show "NIHIL OBSTAT TO -TO" at Nkisi Project, 4736 SW 74 Avenue, Miami, FL 33155, from April 30 through MAY 31.
Opening reception April 30, 2010
For the first time I will present a body of work as To - To, In this body of work the image of the toilet represents a metaphor for a nexus with the Earth (see "Manifesto: The Suicide of The Toilets" in "NIHIL OBSTAT catalogue by To-To). This metaphor is an iconic allegory that originated with my exposure, years ago, to the sculpture of the "Idol of Bayamo" (Museo Montané, Edificio Felipe Poey, La Habana). This is the most prominent sculptural piece from the neolithic "Taino" culture found in Cuba. The idol's concavity of eyes and mouth are evocative of a power beyond anything ever known (see attached photos). The present installation is the outcome of my search for an image of power from our time comparable to the visual impact of the idol of Bayamo.




Third International Sculpture Symposium AUTUMN. INSPIRATION. PENZA 2010 Above the project selected by the jury
I have been invited to participate in The Third International Sculpture Symposium AUTUMN. INSPIRATION. PENZA 2010 will take place in Penza, Russia, from the 10 of August, till the 2 th of September 2010 at the hotel complex Chistie Prudi

this is another project I presented that was not selected at this time






Participants In alphabetical order:

For stone sculptures:

  1. Alkoud Kinana, Syria
  2. Arez Arlindo, Portugal
  3. Alvarez Nando, Spain
  4. Botella Jose, Spain
  5. Daga Franco, Australia
  6. Gao Meng, China
  7. Georgiades Stavros, South Africa
  8. Gunter Heinz, Germany
  9. Hori Yasushi, Japan
  10. Ipekbayrak Berika, Turkey
  11. Jiang Chu, China
  12. .Jordan Pedro, Spain
  13. .Justiz Aramis Perera, Cuba
  14. Karem Pierre, Lebanon
  15. Kim Bong Soo, Korea
  16. Lan Zhi Feng, China
  17. Le dang Luong, Vietnam
  18. Lee Sang Heon, Korea
  19. Mergani Khalid Abdula, UAE
  20. Novikov Andrey, Russia
  21. Oliva Tomas, USA
  22. Parkash Chander, India
  23. Pattnaik Tutu, India
  24. Sacco Soledad, Argrentina
  25. Senoner Vincenzo, Italy
  26. Skupin Eva, Germany
  27. Tokmajyan Hayk, Armenia
  28. Tokmajyan levon, Armenia
  29. Turner Carole, USA
  30. Turner Johnny, New Zealand
  31. Valenza Michele, Italy
  32. Vassilev Milen, Bulgaria
  33. Vitaloni Gilles, France
  34. Verbrugge Renate, New Zealand
  35. Zhang Yaxi, China|

For metal sculptures:

  1. Kabore Moussa, Burkina Faco
  2. Kogel Robert, UK
  3. Koc Ibrahim, Turkey
  4. Lauwers Thierry, Belgium
  5. Mirt Marijan, Croatia
  6. Hadziahmetovich Nedim, Serbia
  7. Johannes Vincent, France
  8. Lee Billy, UK
  9. Levchenko Michael, Ukraine
  10. Lopez Griselda, Chile
  11. Takada Satoru, Japan
For wood sculpture: De Bazelaire Laetitia, France For concrete sculpture: Trulov Vladimir, Russia

For painting:

  1. Andreas Adam, Germany
  2. Anikina Tatjana, Russia
  3. Jarov Dmitry, Russia
  4. Chumachenko Victor, Ukraine
  5. Kalinchek Lojze
  6. Nishida Tahakiro, Japan



I just finished the installation of Ganesh at its final destination.
Upcoming opening reception on January 24, 2009.
Exclusive Event Brought to you by Context Custom Builders Inc. and Milan Heger Architects

Featuring Fahion from Madina Vadache, EuroBuilt Stair Systems, Patricia Cameron Gallery, Vin du Lac Winery.


A drawing "Criatura" (Criature) was selected for MOLAA Awards 08.
The piece "Criatura" 2003, was inspired by the cold-blooded genocide of Tasmanian aborigines. "While our first association to the word "genocide" is likely to be the killings in Nazi concentration camps, those were not even the largest-scale genocide of this century. The Tasmanians and hundreds of other peoples were modern targets of successful smaller extermination campaings." Jarred Diamond, "The Third Chimpanzee" Chapter 16, page 277.



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