WINDOWS
Multiple pieces Landscapes
Paisajes en piezas multiples
Paintings of nature by Juan Bernal
Bamboo Window
Ventana con Bambu
Watercolor, 39 x 32 inches
Bamboo grove
Juan Bernal, watercolor, bamboo window,
painting by Juan Bernal.
Even though visual arts are based on materials such as marble, pigments, oils, etc., the most important ingredient, that must be present in art, is emotion.
Ventana Cafetera
Coffee Land Window
Oil on canvas, 52 x 64 inches
Eje cafetero
Juan Bernal, paisaje cafetero,
cofee landscape,
painting by Juan Bernal.
Far Away
Lejania
Oil on canvas, 58 x 76 inches
Landscape
Juan Bernal, paintings of nature,
creeck with waterfalls, by Juan Bernal.
Palmas y Brumas
Palms in the Mist
Oil on canvas, 20 x 63 inches
Cocora, palmas de cera
Juan Bernal, landscape, palms in the fogg, mountains of the Andes,misty landscape,
Cocora painting by Juan Bernal.
Cocora
Country Landscape
Oil on canvas, 24 x 60 inches
Mountains with fog
Juan Bernal, landscape, palms in the fogg, mountains of the Andes,misty landscape,
Cocora painting by Juan Bernal.
Oil on canvas, 24 x 60 inches
Paintings of nature
Rain Forest
Bosque Nublado Andino
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Juan Bernal, image of nature, rain forest,
Juan Bernal oil triptych.
Oil on canvas, 30 x 77 inches
Sabana de Bogota
Sabana's Landscape
Paisaje Sabanero
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Juan Bernal, paisaje de la Sabana de Bogota, painting by Juan Bernal.
Autumn Reflections
Reflejos de Otoño
Oil on canvas, 24 x 36 inches
Autumn colors
Juan Bernal, scenery of autumn,
painting of water reflections,
by Juan Bernal.
Autumn Scenery
Ventana de Otoño
Oil on canvas, 78 x 60 inches
Water reflections
Juan Bernal, oil triptych,
creek in autumn with reflections,
autumn image, by Juan Bernal.
Reaching the Sky
Llegando al Cielo
Oil on canvas, 63 x 30 inches
Palms with mist and fog
Juan Bernal, oil painting, Cocora,
palmas de cera, paisaje de los Andes,
by Juan Bernal.
WINDOWS
Multiple pieces landscapes
Images of nature, oil paintings by Juan Bernal
I always thought that hanging one of my landscapes on a wall was like opening a window.
For my first show in New York, “Windows of Colombia”, I wanted my landscapes to be seen through an actual window. I collected several old salvaged window frames and painted multiple pieces for the panes, resulting in each work being made out of several elements.
My aim was to make all the parts work as a whole and at the same time for each to stand by itself.
During this process, I discovered the potential of close-up framing, a technique I would keep on experimenting with in subsequent series, as well as working with several elements (triptychs) but omitting the window frames.
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