Costa Rican artist Andres Carranza uses primordial elements of spatial conception to propose different ways to perceive cognitive functions in a specific environment. Recently he has been focusing on painting as a way to depict the surrounding environment by means of a symbolic and raw gestural representation.

 represented Costa Rica in the 25th Sao Paulo Biennale, received the second Grand Prize in the second edition of the Central American Biennale, and has exhibited work in the United States, Spain, Dominican Republic, China, Panama, Brazil, London, and Costa Rica

Andres Carranza

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Costa Rican artist Andres Carranza uses primordial elements of spatial conception to propose different ways to perceive cognitive functions in a specific environment. Recently he has been focusing on painting as a way to depict the surrounding environment by means of a symbolic and raw gestural representation.
Andres Carranza represented Costa Rica in the 25th Sao Paulo Biennale, received the second Grand Prize in the second edition of the Central American Biennale, and has exhibited work in the United States, Spain, Dominican Republic, China, Panama, Brazil, London, and Costa Rica