El baile de la changa

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Dimensions: Height 16 in x Width 12 in.

Medium: Mixed media on canvas

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El baile de la changa

One of Juan Negroni's Sereno series, El baile de la changa stands out with its overlapping patterns of horizontal lines and heart-shaped floewrs - just like vibrant growths in the artist's home country, Puerto Rico. Its flowers take on a personal meaning in Juan's memory of gardens being integral to harmonious life in a small Puerto Rican household. The horizontal lines like lattices echoes another element in domestic space, the window, that is important both for ventilation in Caribbean weather and for communicating with neighbors.

Juan Negroni

Born in Bayamón, Puerto Rico / Works in Dallas, TX

Sometimes, a feeling, story, or place are so intricately colorful it’s impossible to describe them in words. Sometimes, all three exist at once. This is certainly the case for Juan Negroni, who’s mixed media paintings map out memories and spaces in the abstract, playing with colors and motifs that pay homage to his home; Puerto Rico. Now based in Texas, Juan takes us up close to a vibrant garden where overlapping neon colored plants and patterns make nature itself seem dull.

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