In looking at the works in
the exhibition, there is an emphasis on the use of patterns. Sanchez’s use of
pattern is especially prominent in the work, untitled, (Casita Doble).
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| Emilio Sanchez, untitled (Casita Doble), oil on canvas |
With the
variety of patterns Sanchez incorporates into his work, images such as
untitled, (Casita Doble) are given depth which can be seen in the contrast
between the exterior and interior walls. Also, in the lighting of the home, the
patterns become more even more prominent.
What do you think? Does this image remind you of a particular time or place? Write us a comment with your story!
Visit the Syracuse University Art Galleries to view this and other works by Emilio Sanchez, on display now through March 18, 2012.
What do you think? Does this image remind you of a particular time or place? Write us a comment with your story!
Visit the Syracuse University Art Galleries to view this and other works by Emilio Sanchez, on display now through March 18, 2012.
This work of art makes me think of the camps on Caroga Lake, New York. I spent my summers there as a child. When the light would hit the camps just right, it seemed like such a picturesque moment. Many of my afternoons during the summer on Caroga Lake were spent trying to recreate such moments on paper.
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