Women of Henry Asencio

Henry Asencio today one of the most exciting young artists. His work combines the classical ideals of figurative painting, and a unique contemporary style. Combining introspection and entertainment, it is conducting its own investigation of human nature, embodying the canvas spirituality, elegance and sensuality.

The clear color, the exact pattern and complex texture it creates wonderful paintings that brought him worldwide recognition. In 1996 under the sponsorship of "Thayer and Chandler," providing support for artists, Henry was able to hold a series of exhibitions in France and Germany. In 1998, Asencio work were presented at the Amsterdam Art Competition. The artist received a gold and silver medals for his self-portrait, made butter and realistic picture of the mixed acrylic technique.

In 1998, Henry Asencio graduated with honors from the Academy of Fine Arts in San - Francisco and became a finalist for an art competition held Artistas Magazine (art magazine) for their portrait made. His artistic career he began as a portraitist, but then it became more interesting to depict the generalized images, create a mood and work on their own, the author's aesthetic.

Henry portraits full of life and sensual energy, and he created images of touching the heart of his purity and tenderness. Henry Asencio belongs to the artists who have chosen their way into the art and serving his muse. In his work greatly influenced English painter Lucien Freud, Picasso, with his unrelenting passion Vigelm de Kooning, Gustav Klimt.

Life for an artist - a source of inspiration, and art - a way of life, so their feelings and Asencio implements feelings in his works.

Recently, he began to write on the boards, as the texture of the wood more consistent with his style of writing. He prefers working in oils, rich colors which allows the artist to most accurately express their emotions. He paints his pictures with the models or photographs. The artist loves the thick brush and palette knife work, and even in the classical letter in oils, he found his own unique style.

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