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Ismael Mundaray

Ismael Mundaray (Born 1952) is active/lives in Venezuela, France.  Ismael Mundaray is known for Painting.

Ismael Mundaray was born on October 7, 1952 in City of Caripito, State of Monagas, Venezuela. He is currently living in Paris, France.

His life, a little bit nomadic by change of residence of the family, is marked by different places of residence, especially at the great Orinoco River Delta and Native American communities of Venezuela . This impact will later appear in his plastic work.

Since childhood, he showed a clear inclination for art.  He begins to study and practice graphic techniques and from there he turned to painting, to which he devotes all his time since.

Mundaray has always been concerned with matters of national affairs, he dealt with themes ranging from cocoa through religious syncretism, the legend of the people, to the cosmogonies and domestic life of different Native American communities in Venezuela.


His work fits into minimalist contemporary pictorial languages, where he defended a creative position outside the traditional c   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1126 characters.]  Artist bio

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