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Sebastián Vallejo’s paintings are inspired by the light and colors of the Caribbean, where organic and inorganic forms collide and transpose each other creating a visually engaging display of light and form. “The works make allusions to the classical Apollonian-Dionysian split, where presentation and negation, organization and disorder, become ever-present,” the artist affirms.

Sebastian Vallejo (b. 1982, San Juan, Puerto Rico) lives in works in New York. He received his MFA from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, 2009, and his BFA from the University of Puerto Rico. Selected group exhibitions include: New York-San Jose, Galeria Bickar, San Jose, Costa Rica, 2010, Panamerica, Sullivan Galleries, The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, IL, 2009, and Terruno y Paraiso Perdido, Museo de Las Americas, San Juan, P.R., 2007.

Images provided by the artist

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