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UAN CARRILLO was in the  Saint Fernando Academy, but the academy's spirit wasn't in him. When he was young, he learnt craftsmanship and other techniques which restrict the inspiration and the freedom to paint in canvas. Nobody can show the colours of you personality, the chromatic emotion or the character. Nobody can show the obsession which the artist need purge. In a college, said Carrillo, nobody can learn to remember last time or to    invent the future, anybody can't learn that creative melancholy with blues and browns: like sky and earth. Carrillo alone,    le  arnt to give ligth and color on the volumes, on the canvas, he le arnt  to pursue the invisible and mysterious. He was    painter because he had got a therapeutic need to escape from his life, which he didn't like, to other where the colors are                                 this friends and he pursues the beauty opposite to mediocrity.

                                

                                  “ My art, he says, is a cry that I haven't learnt ”.From these limits between conscious and unconscious

                               is the creative mist. “ My inspiration, he says, has got a pathological point of view. The colors have saved me ”.

 

         HONOURS

                circle03_orange.gif   Gold Medal of Paris.

                circle03_orange_1.gif   Gold Medal of the International Academy of Social Sciences.

                                        circle03_orange_2.gif   Senior Officer of the Hispano-Belgian Merit Order.

                                        circle03_orange_3.gif   Senior Officer of the Celtic Merit Order.

                                        circle03_orange_4.gif   Commander of the National Order of Arts.

 

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