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The Territory of the Soul: The Search for the Self Through the Other

Posted on by Laura Tíscar García
15
Dec

Resumen: Arnaldo Roche firmó un punto y aparte en su trayectoria azul con su exhibición El territorio del alma, inaugurada en febrero de 2016. El artista concedía una entrevista en su mejor ambiente, entre sus obras, donde tímido y risueño, y como siempre honesto, repasaba algunos aspectos de su trayectoria y de su compromiso con la creación artística y con
la actualidad puertorriqueñas.
Abstract: Arnaldo Roche Rabell’s February 2016 exhibition El territorio del alma [Territory of the Soul], at the Walter Otero
Contemporary Art Gallery (San Juan), marked a turning point in his career as an artist, in which blue pigment often played
a key role. We took the opportunity to meet Roche Rabell in his element: surrounded by his paintings. The artist welcomed us with a broad smile and his hands still smudged with paint stains. We knew that was the perfect moment to interview him.

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El territorio del alma: la búsqueda del yo a través del otro

Posted on by Laura Tíscar García
15
Apr

Resumen: La exposición de Arnaldo Roche Rabell en febrero de 2016, El territorio del alma, en la Galería de Arte Contemporáneo Walter Otero (San Juan), marcó un punto de inflexión en su carrera como artista, en la que el pigmento azul a menudo desempeñaba un papel clave. Aprovechamos la oportunidad para conocer a Roche Rabell en su elemento: rodeado de sus pinturas. El artista nos recibió con una amplia sonrisa y sus manos aún manchadas con manchas de pintura. Sabíamos que era el momento perfecto para entrevistarlo.

Abstract: Arnaldo Roche Rabell’s February 2016 exhibition El territorio del alma [Territory of the Soul], at the Walter Otero Contemporary Art Gallery (San Juan), marked a turning point in his career as an artist, in which blue pigment often played a key role. We took the opportunity to meet Roche Rabell in his element: surrounded by his paintings. The artist welcomed us with a broad smile and his hands still smudged with paint stains. We knew that was the perfect moment to interview him.

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