BIOGRAPHY

CECILIA VALADEZ

Cecilia Valadez is a Contemporary Mexican-American visual artist. The theme of her paintings is focused on the female figure, highlighting them with integrating textures and varying monochromatic tonalities with metallic colors in high relief. Valadez enjoys painting on easel as well as creating residential murals decorating them with the flora and fauna of the region, her murals are in both Lee and Collier County. Her easel work has been included in major exhibitions such as The Southwest Florida History Museum, Naples Depot Museum, The Baker Museum Artist-Naples, Miami River Art Fair, International Biennale Miami, The Florida Gulf Coast University and Hodges University and elsewhere throughout Florida, New York and some of her works can be found in private Collections in Europe.

 

Cecilia Valadez and her FEMALE FIGURATIVE work emblematize the artistic essence of life and explores the spontaneity and drama of our word. The visual intensity and psychological drama in her magnificent Oeuvre reveal a timeless perspective and passionate captures the emotion and the visceral mystique of the female silhouette. Her passionate brushstrokes creatively encapsulate a unique artistic vision in "After Last Night" with positive luminescent energy, as it radiates a personal expressive artistic point of view. Her visual journey in sterling” Frustration" reflects a deep and convincing composition sensitive to the "Third Eye”. Her stellar "Quietly My Grief" resonates with a powerful interaction of light interacting with vibrant tonal combinations, as it juxtaposes with a magnificent outlook. Her attractive "Rock Bottom" treasure the female with its eternal visual symbolism and embodies a timeless message while offering a powerful visceral and intriguing narrative that transmit the invisible into the visible and takes advantage of the essence of the emotional and physical experience with deep sensitivity to humanity.