Jose Maria Casas is a young artist from Mar del Plata city, Argentina. Born in 1981, he has shown his paintings not only in his country, but also abroad.
He has traced his own path in the world of abstract painting. Trying to avoid the usual, Jose Maria has developed a strong personal style that outstands for its shocking but clear use of color, the balance of his compositions which creates the feeling that "everything is where it should be", and his painting's great expressionism.
His favorite materials are: acrylic, oil, watercolor, and his creations are strongly influenced by music. His work has been reviewed by the follwing remarkable critics: Rafael Squirru, Alberto Giudici, Julio Sapollnik, Diana Castelar, Cesar Magrini, Fortunato Roffe, all from Argentina; and Paola Trevisan (Italy), Francisco Arroyo Ceballos (Spain), and Alison Rogers (USA). For the past months he has been exhibiting his work in Ireland and Italy. Previously, it has been shown in Canada, Denmark, Honduras, Ireland, Italy, Spain, Puerto Rico, United States, Turkey, Uruguay and, of course, Argentina.
He has traced his own path in the world of abstract painting. Trying to avoid the usual, Jose Maria has developed a strong personal style that outstands for its shocking but clear use of color, the balance of his compositions which creates the feeling that "everything is where it should be", and his painting's great expressionism.
His favorite materials are: acrylic, oil, watercolor, and his creations are strongly influenced by music. His work has been reviewed by the follwing remarkable critics: Rafael Squirru, Alberto Giudici, Julio Sapollnik, Diana Castelar, Cesar Magrini, Fortunato Roffe, all from Argentina; and Paola Trevisan (Italy), Francisco Arroyo Ceballos (Spain), and Alison Rogers (USA). For the past months he has been exhibiting his work in Ireland and Italy. Previously, it has been shown in Canada, Denmark, Honduras, Ireland, Italy, Spain, Puerto Rico, United States, Turkey, Uruguay and, of course, Argentina.
