Friday, September 4, 2026

Artist of the Day, September 4, 2026 : Candela Muniozguren, a Spanish emerging artist, sculptor (#2623)

Candela Muniozguren (1986) stands out in the world of contemporary art for her unique approach that fuses tradition and innovation. Her work, rich in color and texture, explores the depth of human emotions and the complexity of the natural environment, making her an artist to follow closely.

Candela Muniozguren underwent rigorous training in the fine arts, which laid a solid foundation for her artistic development. His academic career allowed him to acquire technical mastery while developing a sensitivity to various artistic influences. Over the years, she has absorbed elements from multiple artistic movements, which is reflected in the diversity of her works.

Candela's style is characterized by a bold use of color and a preference for large formats that capture the viewer's attention. She uses a variety of materials to create rich textures that add a tactile dimension to her works. Candela's subjects range from nature to the exploration of personal identity, with each piece providing a window into her rich and colorful inner world.

Throughout her career, Candela Muniozguren has participated in numerous major exhibitions, which have strengthened her reputation in the artistic community. His works have been exhibited in prestigious galleries, where they have often been praised by critics for their originality and expressive force. Collaborations with other artists and institutions have also marked turning points in his career, allowing him to explore new ideas and expand his audience.

Candela Muniozguren's impact on the world of contemporary art is undeniable. With a career punctuated by successful exhibitions and critical acclaim, she continues to inspire and fascinate an international audience. His work never ceases to surprise with its originality and its commitment to personal expression and aesthetic research. Candela Muniozguren is undoubtedly an artist who will leave a lasting mark on the history of art.

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Ms. Candela Muniozguren
Shenbazuru Nº.01, 2017

Tetrix Nº.04, 2017
Acid Bang Nº.7, 2016
2018 Tetris Nº.05, 2018
 Green Velvet, 2019
Purple Drive, 2019
Purple Drive, 2019
Cotton Architecture, 2020 
detail
Cotton Architecture, 2020
Eye Candy, 2020
 Industrial gold, Nº.5, 2021
Cronotopo, 2023
 Falling in Wonderland. Nº.1, 2023
Falling in Wonderland. Nº.4, 2023
Industrial gold Nº.01, 2023
Plexo Nº.03, 2023
Holismos_05, 2024
Plexo Nº.01, 2024
Holismos 01, 2024
Holismos 04, 2024
Holismos Nº.03, 2024
Holismos Nº.05, 2024
Holismos_01, 2024
Plexo 05, 2025
Cronotopo, 2025
Holismos 06, 2023
Holismos 07, 2025
Holismos 08, 2025
Plexo 07, 2025
Plexo 08, 2025
 

Thursday, September 3, 2026

Artist of the Day, September 3, 2026 : Houben Tcherkelov, a Bulgarian painter (#2622)

 Houben Tcherkelov (1970) is a New York-based painter and experimental artist whose work examines how symbolic imagery legitimizes national power. Born in Bulgaria, he studied painting at the National Academy of Art in Sofia, where his early photography, film, and installations critiqued Bulgarian society during its complex transition from communism to a globalized market. 

After studying impasto painting in Amsterdam under Jörg Immendorff, Tcherkelov relocated to New York City in 2000, where he shifted his focus exclusively to textured painting techniques. His contemporary portfolio features intricate renderings of imagery from historic American and international currencies, executed through a sophisticated combination of impasto, glaze, foil, acrylic, and watercolor.


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Houben Tcherkelov
5 DM, 2011
5 Euro, 2012
5 Leva Bulgaria, 2012
Quarter, Florida, 2012
$1. Eye of Providence, 2014
$1. George Washington, 2014
$1. Seal, 2014
$5. Abe Lincoln, 2015
$50. Leva, 2016
$100. Benjamin Franklin, 2016
$200. FDR US Savings Bond, 2019
$1,000,000. Marilyn Monroe, 2020
2 Colones Mona Lisa, 2020
500 Pesos. Frida Kahlo, 2020
$100. Benjamin Franklin, 2022
 $100. Statue of Liberty, 2022
$100. Statue of Liberty, 2022
 5 Cent Coin, Thomas Jefferson, 2022
$1. George Washington, 2025
$5. Abe Lincoln, 2025
$10. Alexander Hamilton, 2025 
$10. Alexander Hamilton, 2025 
$50. US Capitol, 2025
$50. 2025
Ferdinand (Tsar Ferdinand of Bulgaria Coin Edition), 2026
$1. George Washington, 2026
Queen Elizabeth, 2026
Statue of Liberty, 2026