The line guides me on an exploration and understanding of life. Quietly but steadily I discovered the simple joy of creating drawings that emerge naturally not knowing the outcome. While it may seem like a child’s game, it is also a philosophical quest. Understanding the world that surrounds me and creating these lines on a paper is like breathing. It’s something that I was meant to do. It’s a normal part of being a human being and part of my life. I have pursued with strong interest, lines and strokes that define the fictional characters of everyday life. It feels like a game for a child, when you start drawing and don’t know exactly what will happen. It’s an energy that lives inside of me and becomes hard to explain with words.
Manuel Miranda
Toro con Ruedas
India ink on music sheet
11″ x 14″
2024
Artero Ruiz Paz
Color pencil and crayon
12″ x 8″
2024
Autoretrato (Self-portrait)
Crayon
18″ x 12″
2024
Olivia Torres
Crayon and watercolor
15″ x 11″
2011
Many Tores
14″ x 11″
India ink, charcoal and crayon
2008
Untitled
11″ x 8.5″
India ink
2000
Narcisa Tres
India ink
10″ x 7″
1996
Caballo Rollo
12″ x 17″
Crayon on paper
1995
Unframed
Americo Dada
18″ x 12″
India ink and water color on paper
1995
Plaza de Toros
6″ x 9″
India ink on parchment paper
1993
Unframed
Untitled
9.75″ x 8.5
India ink
1992
Jobelino Azar
India ink
6″ x 4″
1990
Untitled
India ink
6.5″ x 5″
1990
Animal Lona
Watercolor, crayon, pastel
19″ x 15″
1986
Untitled
India ink
13″ x 10″
1986
Untitled
India ink
10″ x 13″
1986
Untitled Drawing 658
India Ink and watercolor
11″ x 8″
1985
Untitled
India ink and collage
6.5″ x 5″
1983
Dalia y Alicia
India ink
10″ x 7″
1981
Animal Mimi
Mixed media on paper
17″ x 11″
1980