The life of Damián Suárez has passed in different countries of Latin America, after leaving his native Venezuela. Chile, Argentina and currently Mexico represent the main cultural influences, from which it has developed a sense of belonging to the region.

 

His work is done with strands of thread and wood in a manual construction process that keeps him clinging to his trade, to achieve intricate geometric compositions, which when viewed in detail, discover the hundreds of thousands of strands of threads that are always part of something larger and more complex, as an emerging phenomenon.

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The work is formulated to activate the sensitivity of the viewer to relate to the image through the dynamism of colors, brightness, textures and shapes. The awakening of the senses is possible thanks to the different perspectives in which it is possible to approach the work.

 

The incidence of light and visual orientation modify the vibration of the image. This provides endless possibilities for interaction between the work and the viewer, which in itself represents a representation of Op-art.