Carlos Bruscianelli is a Realist painter born in Caracas, Venezuela,
in 1980. Since 2000, he began studies in Civil Engineering at the Central
University of Venezuela, but his artistic interest induces him to take
classes in realistic painting at the Museo Tessari - Rizzo, where he
specializes in the techniques of oil painting on canvas and soft pastel.
Finally, Carlos Bruscianelli suspended his engineering studies dedicating
himself completely to his artistic production.
At the Tessari - Rizzo Museum he began his training as an artist in
2004 and culminates in 2011, during that period, he participates in the
annual Salon in multiple opportunities, obtaining two honorable mentions.
Simultaneously he participated in the annual hall of Faber Castell, being
finalist in four consecutive opportunities and obtaining two honorable
mentions, also in the Salon Juan Lovera he manages to be finalist in
2012.
In 2008, for the first time, he exhibited his work at the prestigious
Dimaca Gallery, then at the renowned LPG Gallery in his hometown.
Starting in 2014 he began the process of internationalization of his work,
specifically in the cities of Miami and New York, where he has achieved
his greatest acceptance. In 2015, he participates in Art Revolution Taipei,
representing Venezuela and in 2016 he is a finalist in the Still Life
category of the prestigious Salon organized by the Art Renewal Center
(ARC), one of the most important realist painting show of the present
time. This same year he decides to leave his native country, product of
the political and economic instability and to reside in Miami Beach, where
now he produces his artistic work.
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