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“If Diango Hernández’s first wave paintings were a linear exposition of the language of displacement, the new paintings offer the possibilities of perspective, focusing and deferring how you perceive the image. Waves as blur; the politics of unseeing. There’s a distance. Diango understands this distance, which paradoxically only emerges with the engagement and intimacy of the gaze. Perhaps it’s a clue to a type of melancholy which weaves through the beauty. Somewhere on the way to a figure taking shape, the image can never quite be discerned, although you have the uncanny feeling you’ve seen it, or heard word of it, somewhere before.” You still see waves everywhere. Andrew Renton
“Self portrait. Me looking from the staircase window into the garden where my son plays. Windows as motive and painting through windows often refer to looking through and under water.” Credit: Diango Hernandez Torres Limited Edition: Only 500 Watch Faces are available to purchase for this design.
"In such a portrait, the blue color might represent the ocean, sea or sky, while the yellow could represent the sun, light or warmth. The colors could be blended together in a variety of ways to create a sense of motion and dynamism, with shades of light blue and pale yellow for gentler waves, and deeper shades of navy blue and golden yellow for more powerful and energetic waves." Credit: Diango Hernandez Torres Limited Edition: Only 1000 Watch Faces are available to purchase for this design
"Woman floating and often recurring sujet in my paintings, they are both women and horizon, they look to the sky without touching the ground”. Credit: Diango Hernandez Torres Limited Edition: Only 500 Watch Faces are available to purchase for this design
