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"This group of paintings stems from
my observations of the landscape that surrounds me.
Mental sketches and the use of interpretation serve me to portray an
imaginary terrain that suggests the topography of Northern California,
sometimes of other places. Incredibly flat areas are punctuated by
abrupt hills of lush greens. Deep bodies of water seem to incise
themselves into populated areas. All these being clear indications of
the seismic activities that gave shape to this land through the ages.
I imagine a connection between the fractured land and the lives of the
people who inhabit it, and from this I draw my inspiration.
Dwelling between figuration and abstraction I try to revive in my studio
practice visual experiences produced by these places.
The use of abstraction within the landscape allows me, at the same time,
the joy to use paint as freely as possible and on a different level the
possibility to portray a generic place that’s not specific but is more
like an interpretation of the ancestral forces that built this territory
through millennia."
-- Alejandro Rubio
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After the Rain
Oil on Panel, 2008
30" x 30"
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Down by the Lake
Oil on Panel, 2008
20" x 20"
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Big Cloud
Oil on Panel, 2008
36" x 36"
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Little Old Village
Oil on Panel, 2008
16" x 12"
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Long Gone Town
Acrylic on Canvas, 2008
23" x 27"
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Downtown Park
Oil on Panel, 2008
27" x 19"
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Palm Tree Village
Oil on Panel, 2008
16" x 12"
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Small Town Crossing
Oil on Panel, 2008
18" x 24"
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Two Islands in the Bay
Oil on Panel, 2008
24" x 18"
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Beach City
Oil on Panel, 2008
24" x 36"
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Uptown Traffic
Oil on Panel, 2008
24" x 18"
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Isla De Encanto #4
Oil on Panel, 2008
33" x 39"
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Island of Bliss #4
Oil on Panel, 2008
60" x 72"
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Coastal
Oil on Panel, 2008
24" x 30"
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Trains and Hats #2
Oil on Panel, 2008
33" x 43"
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Old Sacramento
Oil on Panel, 2007
25" x 16"
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