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Fernando do Campo “I Always Hear You Before I See You”

Fernando do Campo is an Argentine artist and birdwatcher represented in New York City by Praxis Gallery.

An avid birdwatcher, Do Campo mixes that Argentine nostalgia and his love for bird-watching into abstract paintings at Praxis Gallery in Chelsea Jan 12 – Feb 6, 2017.

“I Always Hear You Before I See You” refers to the fact that Do Campo always hears the birds in a new place before he sees them. In that artsy way, Do Campo imagines the birds that he didn’t hear.

Image: “Fictional Archive 1 (house sparrow),” 2015 acrylic on board 36′ x 48′

For more information visit www.Praxis-Art.com

About Fernando do Campo

Fernando do Campo was born in Mar del Plata, Argentina in 1987. He is currently based in Melbourne, Australia and New York City. Do Campo earned his MFA at Parsons School of Design, The New School in 2016.

Do Campo had a solo exhibition Localized Contagion at Praxis Gallery New York in 2015.

For more information, visit www.FernandoDoCampo.com


Published January 11, 2017 ~ Updated January 24, 2024.

Filed Under: Argentines, ART, People

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