Pontos Rojos: Contemporary Abstract Acrylic on Paper By Guillermo Araujo
Pontos Rojos, 2022
Contemporary Abstract Acrylic on Paper; Home decor with vibrant multi color and themes of plants.
Guillermo Araujo
14.75" x 20.5"
Guillermo Araujo is a Salvadoran multidisciplinary artist born in Jucuapa, Usulutan, El Salvador in 1970. He has been a Professor at the Don Bosco University and the Dr. José Matías Delgado University – El Salvador. He has been selected for the VI and IX Biennials of Visual Arts of Central America, Winner of the Unique Prize "Rodolfo Molina" SUMARTE 2103 / Museum of Art of El Salvador, and selection of Art Auctions in Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador.
Guillermo has dedicated in various studies in Central America, the Dominican Republic, and Europe in areas such as Graphic Design, Fine Arts and Illustration, Conservation of Artistic Heritage and the use of New Technologies, Management and Cultural Economy, Copyright, Intellectual Property, Artistic Education, Videoperformance, and Online Video among others.
Being an artist who also works as a Cultural Manager and Workshop Facilitator, Guillermo has held art workshops in Europe, Central America, South America, USA, and Dominican Republic. His works have been featured in individual and collective exhibitions in various countries and areas, including USA, France, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Holland, Dominican Republic, Cuba, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Japan, and Africa.
Pontos Rojos, 2022
Contemporary Abstract Acrylic on Paper; Home decor with vibrant multi color and themes of plants.
Guillermo Araujo
14.75" x 20.5"
Guillermo Araujo is a Salvadoran multidisciplinary artist born in Jucuapa, Usulutan, El Salvador in 1970. He has been a Professor at the Don Bosco University and the Dr. José Matías Delgado University – El Salvador. He has been selected for the VI and IX Biennials of Visual Arts of Central America, Winner of the Unique Prize "Rodolfo Molina" SUMARTE 2103 / Museum of Art of El Salvador, and selection of Art Auctions in Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador.
Guillermo has dedicated in various studies in Central America, the Dominican Republic, and Europe in areas such as Graphic Design, Fine Arts and Illustration, Conservation of Artistic Heritage and the use of New Technologies, Management and Cultural Economy, Copyright, Intellectual Property, Artistic Education, Videoperformance, and Online Video among others.
Being an artist who also works as a Cultural Manager and Workshop Facilitator, Guillermo has held art workshops in Europe, Central America, South America, USA, and Dominican Republic. His works have been featured in individual and collective exhibitions in various countries and areas, including USA, France, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Holland, Dominican Republic, Cuba, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Japan, and Africa.
