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Luis Molinari

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200:. He soon developed his own style, inspired by that of his compatriot, Tábara, that fused the tropical nature of his hometown into the informal constructivist geometry, toward the creation of a visual autonomy. In further development, Molinari began to focus on the geometrical optical effects and changing perspectives. He began intense studies of color theory, yet at times explored spontaneity of color and chromatic delusions. In 1977, Molinari was part of an exhibit at 275: 156:
at the Paris Biennial at the Museum of Modern Art. In 1964, Molinari took a two-month trip to the United States to study the artworks in museums of major US cities. Intrigued by pop art in America, he saw its infinite possibilities.
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In 1966, Molinari moved back to Ecuador with the sole purpose of acquiring a visa to move to the United States. During his time back in Guayaquil, Ecuador, Molinari reconnected with old colleagues:
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Like other VAN informalists, Luis Molinari sought to honor the history of his homeland with a tribute to Pre-Columbian
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where he lived for seven years. While in New York, Molinari became fascinated with the optical geometric (
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Ministry of Education and Culture of Ecuador; principally Castelo, Hernán Rodriguez (n.d.).
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and their rich optical effects. From 1951 to 1960, Molinari lived and painted in
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Index

Guayaquil
Ecuador
Quito
VAN Group
informal constructivist
artists
Enrique Tábara
AnĂ­bal VillacĂ­s
Guayaquil
Quito
formalism
Vasarely
geometric forms
Buenos Aires
Argentina
1960
Paris
France
Group de Recherche d'Art Visuel
Enrique Tábara
AnĂ­bal VillacĂ­s
LeĂłn Ricaurte
Gilberto Almeida
Oswaldo Moreno
Guillermo Muñoz
Group VAN
New York City
Op Art
Vasarely
MoMA PS1

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