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Juan Manuel Garcia Segovia
The collection of
the Argentinean painter García-Segovia's work encompasses more than thirty years
of artistic labor. Far from appearing academic or metaphorical, his works manifest
an artist who having gone through abstract, symbolic, collage and other creative
phases, arrives to us fulfilled with experiences through great works that emerge
from his extraordinary creativity and meticulous technique.
The artistic life of García-Segovia has been influenced by his immigration to
the United States, particularly New York, where he struggled in the mundane
task of survival. His work speaks of daily suffering and search of his destiny.
Time spent in Puerto Rico later modified his way of thinking and creating. This
commitment later carried him over to Miami.
García-Segovia's work displays splendor and creativity with great fidelity and
dedication, establishing him at the highest level with those masters who remain
true to their own existence.
Condensed from an article by Raul M. Oyuela, Director of the Florida Museum
of Hispanic and Latin American Art.
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| "The Pawn-Broker" | "The Flautist" |
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| "Jorge Luis Borges" | "Woman At The Restaurant"l |
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| "Cafe Concert" | "Man Under Arches" |
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| "The Art Dealer" | "Woman In Car" |
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| "Los Mareados" | "Carnaval" |
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| "Beach Cafe"l | Back to top |
