Jacobo Borges

See also: Borges

Jacobo Borges , born with Caracas (Venezuela) in 1931, is a painter.

Of 1949 with 1951, it makes its studies with the " Escuela of the artes plásticas there aplicadas" , with Caracas . Of 1952 with 1956, it studies painting with Paris. In 1956 it makes its first personal exposure to Caracas . Its realistic and violent paintings constitute a critic of the South American world. Borges regards itself as a pilot painter, a “communicator” who is interested in the symbolic system of the thing rather than to questions of style.

Work

The topics of the work of Borges start to appear in 1960 with a table-key Fishing .
One sees there “the laughter in grin and the grin in died and death in song and the song in cry”. As of 1964, its iconography is specified: it paints prelates, prostitutes, soldiers, corpses, nude women and monstrous. In 1965, it ceases painting, by hatred of the cruelest company and hypocrite of the history (L. Silva) and devotes itself to the realization of a large audio-visual spectacle, Images of Caracas . In 1971, it returns to painting and still exaggerates its representation of the Vénézuélienne company. In the Années 1980 it carries out a series of self-portraits. Parallel to painting he writes with a style baroque which echoes that of its fabrics.

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