Arnaldo Coen

Arnaldo Coen (born June 10, 1940, in Mexico City, Mexico) is a renowned Mexican painter and visual artist recognized for his pioneering contributions to abstract art and his exploration of new artistic languages. Coen’s work combines elements of abstraction, color theory, and conceptual art, creating a unique visual language that challenges conventional artistic boundaries. His artistic journey reflects his ongoing search for the intersection between tradition and modernity, exploring Mexican identity and global artistic trends.
 
Coen’s approach to abstraction was deeply influenced by Mexican culture, history, and philosophy, yet he embraced the global modernist movement, incorporating a variety of visual techniques that ranged from geometric forms to organic shapes and fluid lines. His work often emphasizes color and texture as key elements, using them to evoke emotion and create dynamic compositions. His mastery of form and vibrant color palettes allow him to communicate complex ideas without the use of figurative representation.

Details

Technique: Engraving
16 cm x 25 cm