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Biography
Sergio holds a BFA from Universidad Autonoma de Queretaro, Queretaro, Mexico, upon graduating Sergio became a faculty member teaching painting, printmaking, assemblage, collage, drawing and encaustics, which became his expertise. His interests lie in found objects in nature and semiotics.
Sergio has exhibited nationally and internationally to include Mexico’s Museo de Arte de la Ciudad de Queretaro, as well as in galleries throughout Mexico City, Queretaro and Villahermosa. He has exhibited throughout the Washington DC Metro area and in other locations such as New York, Miami and San Francisco.
For the past years he has collaborated on various projects throughout the community including working with fellow immigrants through art, acting as artist in residence at Teatro de la Lunapainting set designs, working with local schools to engage and excite students of all ages in art-making. Sergio regularly contributes to the community at large by donating his art to causes he supports.
Sergio resides in Arlington, Virginia with his wife Claudia and their son, Julian.
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Sergio & Claudia Olivos Collaborative works (paintings & drawings)
Sergio and Claudia began working in collaboration when they decided to gift something special to a friend who was going to perform their candle ceremony
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Many ask about the process inherent in their pieces:
“Because I am primarily a figurative artist who has always aspired to be abstract… I thouroughly enjoy the spontaneity of working into the inks and acrylic/coffee/wax mixes that Sergio lays out for me to work into.
We usually assess together what to do with certain pieces, and will work into them from there.
We are often asked wether we have trouble collaborating in this way… and the honest answer is no. We have great fun.
The discovery of the pieces is thrilling and we look forward to see what will happen next.
Since there are two of us working together … it excacerbates the element of surprise innate about painting (which I have always found in my work)”.
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Sacred Trees series by Sergio Olivos M.From the earliest human writings and myths, trees have represented the power and mystery of nature. Large, ancient trees seemed immortal, demanding respect and reverence.
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Sacred Trees series by Sergio Olivos M.From the earliest human writings and myths, trees have represented the power and mystery of nature. Large, ancient trees seemed immortal, demanding respect and reverence.
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