“Of Imaginary Cities” is a voyage through the art and imagination of Fernando Muñoz, experimenting with different mediums such as acrylics, watercolors, printmaking, and drawings. Of Imaginary Cities takes you on an exploration of his most recurrent themes like solitude, melancholy, and the search for belonging.
“Of Imaginary Cities” is inspired by a poem by the Chilean poet, Nicanor Parra, “El hombre imaginario / The Imaginary Man” and it will mark my last exhibition in Austin for the near future as I will be embarking on a journey to a different country, perhaps visiting other imaginary cities on the way” - FM.
Fernando Muñoz is a self-taught artist from Chile living in Austin, Texas since 2004. His work uses intricate patterns, lines, and bold colors. His work plays with surreal motifs and dream-like scenarios.
“Of Imaginary Cities” is inspired by a poem by the Chilean poet, Nicanor Parra, “El hombre imaginario / The Imaginary Man” and it will mark my last exhibition in Austin for the near future as I will be embarking on a journey to a different country, perhaps visiting other imaginary cities on the way” - FM.
Fernando Muñoz is a self-taught artist from Chile living in Austin, Texas since 2004. His work uses intricate patterns, lines, and bold colors. His work plays with surreal motifs and dream-like scenarios.
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El hombre imaginario por Nicanor Parra
El hombre imaginario vive en una mansión imaginaria rodeada de árboles imaginarios a la orilla de un río imaginario De los muros que son imaginarios penden antiguos cuadros imaginarios irreparables grietas imaginarias que representan hechos imaginarios ocurridos en mundos imaginarios en lugares y tiempos imaginarios [...] |
The Imaginary Man by Nicanor Parra
The imaginary man lives in an imaginary mansion surrounded by imaginary trees on the banks of an imaginary river On the imaginary walls imaginary old paintings hang imaginary irreparable cracks that represent imaginary events occurring in imaginary worlds in imaginary times and places [...] |
Of Imaginary Cities
Acrylic on wood panel, 2021 - 4'x5'
$2,000
Acrylic on wood panel, 2021 - 4'x5'
$2,000
Inception
Acrylic on canvas, 2020 36” x 36” $1,200 (SOLD) |
“Progress” at work
Acrylic on canvas, 2021 36” x 36” $1,200 (SOLD) |
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Del pueblo a la ciudad
Acrylic on canvas, 2020 8x8” $70 (sold) |
Progress, “Progress”, Progress?
Acrylic on canvas, 2020 8x8” $70 (sold) |
Sagitario en un Noviembre lejano / Sagittarius in a November long ago
Acrylic on canvas, 2019 - 40” x 53”
$2,000
Acrylic on canvas, 2019 - 40” x 53”
$2,000
Motel Melancolía/Motel Melancholy
Acrylic on canvas, 2021 30” x 40” $1,000 |
The House of Music
Acrylic on canvas, 2021 30” x 40” $1,000 |
The Family House
Acrylic on canvas, 2020
25” x 36”
$1,500 (sold)
Acrylic on canvas, 2020
25” x 36”
$1,500 (sold)
Thoughts on a Distant Star
Art markers and Ink, 2020
8.5” x 6.5”
$150 framed (sold)
Art markers and Ink, 2020
8.5” x 6.5”
$150 framed (sold)
City People
Clay Bisque Ceramic, 2021
10-12 inches tall
Sold-out
Clay Bisque Ceramic, 2021
10-12 inches tall
Sold-out
Searching for a feeling
Acrylic on canvas, 2021 16” x 20” $400 framed |
Sans Camera
Acrylic on canvas, 2020 16” x 20” $400 framed (sold) |
By the window
Mixed media, 2020 25” x 38” $600 framed |
Wandering Star
Collage, 2017 16” x 20” $250 framed |
The Fountain and the dream
Original Watercolor, pencil & Ink 9x12” $150 framed (sold) |
A Simple Heart
Acrylic and Ink on vintage book page, 2013 9x5.5” $150 framed (sold) |
Crosswinds
Original Watercolor & Ink, 2020 5x7” $75 framed (sold) |
Ad Astra
Original Watercolor & Ink, 2020 5x7” $75 framed (sold) |
You can find Fernando Muñoz's artwork at Canopy Austin, 916 Springdale Rd. Studio 118 - Building 1 at Naxieli Gomez's studio.
or at www.fernando-munoz.com
Instagram: @energyacreativa
or at www.fernando-munoz.com
Instagram: @energyacreativa