Featured Artists

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Paintings, Drawings, and Computer Art by Robert Rose

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First, I must tell you that I am fascinated by, almost preoccupied with process; at work, while getting to work, while doing work… how do things work! As the architect, I follow a specific process of amassing all kinds of data, including length, height, and area. Listing, categorizing, and arranging information is one of the myriad processes I go through to create a building. The experience, initially, is an extremely objective one. The subjectivity —the creativity —can only truly come after all the quantifiable requisites have been met. 

As the artist, all of the work in this exhibit began in an exact opposite manner to that of the architect. Length and width were determined as I moved through subjective  gestures on the picture plane; no preconceptions of what the work would be, or when it would become something. The important thing, the critical thing for me, as “the artist”, is that a process was taking place; I established the rules of the process, whether through the act of digging into the wood, or the scraping away of its bits and pieces, or perhaps the painting on and scraping off of the color, only to carve into it once again. Somewhere during the midst of all those actions, a relationship started to form between all the elements being assembled on the surface. This is where the creative journey vacillates between the subjective story being told through the objective object being looked at. The brush strokes and knife swaths, at first unanticipated and spontaneous, become slow, cautious, premeditated calculated jabs and dabs. The interplay of proportion and scale begin to emerge (the architectural rigor of my formal training coming through) as I allow more possibilities to arise out of the geometric fog emerging out of the plywood. All the paintings displayed here were created at time when I needed a cathartic outlet in order to cope with enormous stresses from my “paying” job; I just did not know this at the time I painted these abstractions. I did not begin the work saying to myself- “I am going to jab the crap out of this plywood because I am feeling violent”. Before I began a painting I did consider what could happen to a painting if the painting did not simply reside on what is traditionally thought of as the “surface”. This is MY way of creating a world bound by MY rules, MY precepts, MY outcomes. 

It was liberating.

I hope that within every one of the abstract images on display, you will study the lines, forms, crags, gaps, and wire, and by ‘listening with your eyes’, observe- the space that exists somewhere between you and the work on the wall. YOU, the observer, are given the opportunity to create a world within your mind’s eye that cannot be defined, at least by dimension. You are asked to step away and stare; you are asked to also walk nose-up to the pieces and see the peripheral. 

“I am on a quest to create space that exists on the picture plane which has no measure; where the observer will encounter, if even for a fleeting second, a place that is both remote and within at the same time.”

3D KNOTT WALL ART

This husband and wife team, from Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, create mesmerizing wall wood art.  Combining his carpentry experience and her attention to detail, they have turned their home into a workshop and successful online business.

 Artworks are made from varying size cubes of selected pine lumber.  The wood is painted, stained or scorched to produce unique pieces of art.

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Maria Teresa D'Azucena, a contemporary artist uses oil, acrylic, gels, pastels, sand and many other materials to create mixed media paintings in her unique and passionate style. Her vibrant colorful works has been exhibited both nationally and internationally.  Her last exhibit was presented during Art Basel Miami in 2019.  Her collection "Eclectic Colors" at the Koubek Gallery in Miami.  "The Colors of Hope" at the Carrousel Du Louvre 2015 in Paris, France and now part of FIU Honors College Art Collection"  

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mta@mariateresaazucena.com 

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Ana Velasco is born in San Salvador in 1958.   She enrolls in painting classes at the school of the renowned artist Astrid Suarez.

 She holds her first solo exhibition, "El Tiempo y La Oportunidad" in 1986 at Centro Cultural Salvadoreño.   Ten years later, the artists moves to the United States.  Ana has worked with the Cuban master Aldo Menendez and her artworks has been exhibited around the world.

email: velascoanae@gmail.com

mobile: 786.281.0614

Celia Pecini
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Artista plástica nacida en la provincia de Córdoba, Argentina.

Maestra de Artes Plásticas.

Profesora de Dibujo y Pintura de la Escuela de Bellas Artes "Dr. Jose Figueroa
Alcorta

Delegada en Argentina de The Cove/Rincón Internacional con sede en Miami desde 2004

Ha realizado estudios de  Dibujo y Escultura en la Universidad Nacional de Córdoba.
Cuenta con mas de ocho exposiciones en Córdoba, Tucumán, San Luis, Buenos Aires, Chile y en Florida Internacional University - Miami, Estados Unidos.

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Email: celiapecini@hotmail.com

 Isabel Castro started studying painting at the age of eleven in her hometown of Havana, Cuba at the Paulina Concepcion Vocational School of Art. In her youth, she participated in different events and exhibitions. She arrived in Miami in 1999 and started a new life with her husband and daughter.  She rediscovered her passion for art and joined the organization The Cove Rincon Corporation in 2019. A group that focuses on Literature and Art.  As a member of this organization, she has exhibited her art work at different events at Florida International University. In spring 2020, her work won first place among many different international contestants. This honor awarded her with the front cover of the book Compartiendo Durante
(Sharing During). She then participated in a Holocaust project called “Project Holocaust Never Again! Creating Conscience” where she once again was awarded the front cover of the Book. Many of her pictures have been published in the Rincon magazine. Her art work displays bright colors in a unique and surrealist style. She uses a combination of oils, acrylic and mixed media.

Mobile: 786-271-1538
Email: liuvi74@gmail.com

Marily A. Reyes…(MAR) 

Escritora, Poeta, Fotógrafa, Moderadora, Editora de contenido de la revista The Cove/Rincón y de antologías. Productora, escritora, Maestra de Ceremonias, presentadora de eventos y Encuentros, coordinadora de exhibiciones de arte, presentaciones de libros, en Estados Unidos y Latinoamérica. Publicada en numerosos periódicos, revistas, antologías, radio, televisión y en páginas electrónicas, en Estados Unidos, México, España, Rumania, Puerto Rico, Chile, Venezuela, Colombia, Eslovaquia, Albania, Guatemala, Argentina, Korea y otros; además de recibir distintos premios y reconocimientos..

Libros: “Reflexiones” (poesías en español.) , “Reflexiones II/Reflections” (Narrativas, Poemas y Fragmentos Editoriales)  dos en uno, inglés y español.  “De Tequila y Ron” en México, antología de cuatro hermanas, siendo Marily una de las cuatro. Portada de estos 3 libros, fotografías por Marily. Un libro de literatura infantil está en proyecto que incluye algunas fotos. Publicada en más de 40 antologías en diversos países..

Vice Presidenta del XXVIII Congreso Mundial de Poetas,Acapulco, México con la Academia Mundial de Arte y Cultura que le otorga Doctorado Honorario en Literatura.  2008 

Miembro Oficial Periodista Independiente del American Press  Association. 2012

The Cove/Rincon es nominado al premio Principe de Asturias en la Artes en el  2012.

Obra fue seleccionada para figurar en la inaguración del Museo de la Poesía en San Luis, Argentina, 2007 

Socia Oficial de los Festivales del Latin Grammy   2001.

Fundadora, Presidenta y Directora Ejecutiva de la organización internacional, cultural, bilingüe, sin fines de lucro y respaldada por LACC/FIU, The Cove/Rincón International en   1995

Presentada en el Teatro Nacional de Guatemala, C.A.espectáculo “Siete escritoras y Un Intérprete” 1992 

Varias exhibiciones de fotografía através de los años en FIU, y NPTI en Miami, en Chile en la 5ta y 8va Region, en México (Cd Mex. Y Acapulco) y Argentina (Bs. Aires y Córdoba).  

email: rinconmar@aol.com

Berlaine HeArt is a Haitian-American artist from Miami, FL. She is rekindling her relationship with art as she takes pride in embracing the vibrancy of her Haitian culture. She does this by finding a balance between colors and objects to complement the focus of her acrylic paintings. Her goal is to master the skills that will evoke a sense of harmony, on and off of a painting. 

email: berlaineheart@gmail.com