Fernando O’Connor

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Fernando O’Connor, “Amarillo”, 2011, Oil and Charcoal on Canvas

Argentinean artist Fernando O’Connor started his career as a hyperrealist painter in the early 90’s as a result of his interest in the human figure. In time, that interest spread to other shapes and forms. Today, O’Connor’s work reflects the marriage of these two interests as it remains consistently evident in the unique composition of each paintings.

O’Connor continues to live and work in Buenos Aires.

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