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Maria Sonia Martin (1951) was born in Havana, Cuba. She has been living in the United States since 1962, first in Yonkers, New York and in Miami, Florida since 1968. Maria Sonia received an Associate in Arts Degree from Miami Dade College (1983) and Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art degree from Florida International University (1986). She has received numerous awards including the Betty Laird Perry Purchase Award. She has exhibited her work widely throughout the United States and abroad. Her work is included in the permanent collections of the Frost Art Museum, the Holland and Knight Corporate Art Collection and the Miami Art Guide Magazine (MAG) Corporate Art Collection. Maria Sonia Martin continues to live and work in Miami, Florida.
Her artistic singularity is nothing that she had ever planned. Discovering one’s uniqueness is of the utmost importance if an artist is to do honest work. She’s no longer look to the outside world for inspiration. That which motivates her to create, to express, is within her own being. She use the human figure as the vehicle to express that which is personally within her.
She creates a setting for a viewer to engage in emotional and spiritual ‘conversations’ with the subject in the work. Here, the viewer interacts with another ‘human being’ who is expressing his or her innermost concerns and feelings, freely to those interested. It is a private and intimate meeting, an interchange at a deeper human level which unites two entities by means of common grounds. This exhibit presents a selection of work from Martin’s color series and black & white series consisting of original acrylic, oil, watercolor and ink paintings developed over the last 13 years.
“The artwork that I produce addresses the interior world of man. This interior world is universal to all men and unites us as one people regardless of our cultural or geographical differences. Here, we meet as equal human beings and find understanding and tolerance for the differences that divide us.”
© 2018. All images are copyrighted © by Maria Sonia Martin. The use of any image from this site is prohibited unless prior written permission is obtained.
Maria Sonia Martin (1951) nació en La Habana, Cuba. Ella ha estado viviendo en los Estados Unidos desde 1962, primero en Yonkers, Nueva York y en Miami, Florida desde 1968. Maria Sonia recibió una Licenciatura en Artes de Miami Dade College (1983) y una Licenciatura en Bellas Artes en Arte de Florida Universidad Internacional (1986). Ha recibido numerosos premios, incluido el Premio Betty Laird Perry Purchase. Ella ha exhibido su trabajo ampliamente en los Estados Unidos y en el extranjero. Su obra está incluida en las colecciones permanentes del Frost Art Museum, la Holland & Knight Corporate Art Collection y la Miami Art Guide Magazine (MAG) Corporate Art Collection. Maria Sonia Martin continúa viviendo y trabajando en Miami, Florida.
Su singularidad artística no es nada que haya planeado. Descubrir la singularidad de uno es de suma importancia si un artista debe hacer un trabajo honesto. Ya no busca el mundo exterior en busca de inspiración. Lo que la motiva a crear, a expresar, está dentro de su propio ser. Ella usa la figura humana como vehículo para expresar lo que está personalmente dentro de ella.
Ella crea una configuración para que un espectador participe en 'conversaciones' emocionales y espirituales con el sujeto en el trabajo. Aquí, el espectador interactúa con otro "ser humano" que está expresando sus inquietudes y sentimientos más íntimos, libremente a los interesados. Es una reunión privada e íntima, un intercambio en un nivel humano más profundo que une dos entidades por medio de motivos comunes. Esta exhibición presenta una selección de obras de la serie de color y serie en blanco y negro de Martin, que consta de pinturas originales de acrílico, óleo, acuarela y tinta desarrolladas durante los últimos 13 años.
"La obra de arte que produzco aborda el mundo interior del hombre. Este mundo interior es universal para todos los hombres y nos une como un solo pueblo, independientemente de nuestras diferencias culturales o geográficas. Aquí, nos encontramos como seres humanos iguales y encontramos comprensión y tolerancia para las diferencias que nos dividen ".
© 2018. Todas las imágenes están protegidas por derechos de autor © por Maria Sonia Martin. El uso de cualquier imagen de este sitio está prohibido a menos que se obtenga un permiso previo por escrito.
Maria Sonia Martin (1951) was born in Havana, Cuba. She has been living in the United States since 1962, first in Yonkers, New York and in Miami, Florida since 1968. Maria Sonia received an Associate in Arts Degree from Miami Dade College (1983) and Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art degree from Florida International University (1986). She has received numerous awards including the Betty Laird Perry Purchase Award. She has exhibited her work widely throughout the United States and abroad. Her work is included in the permanent collections of the Frost Art Museum, the Holland and Knight Corporate Art Collection and the Miami Art Guide Magazine (MAG) Corporate Art Collection. Maria Sonia Martin continues to live and work in Miami, Florida.
Her artistic singularity is nothing that she had ever planned. Discovering one’s uniqueness is of the utmost importance if an artist is to do honest work. She’s no longer look to the outside world for inspiration. That which motivates her to create, to express, is within her own being. She use the human figure as the vehicle to express that which is personally within her.
She creates a setting for a viewer to engage in emotional and spiritual ‘conversations’ with the subject in the work. Here, the viewer interacts with another ‘human being’ who is expressing his or her innermost concerns and feelings, freely to those interested. It is a private and intimate meeting, an interchange at a deeper human level which unites two entities by means of common grounds. This exhibit presents a selection of work from Martin’s color series and black & white series consisting of original acrylic, oil, watercolor and ink paintings developed over the last 13 years.
“The artwork that I produce addresses the interior world of man. This interior world is universal to all men and unites us as one people regardless of our cultural or geographical differences. Here, we meet as equal human beings and find understanding and tolerance for the differences that divide us.”
© 2018. All images are copyrighted © by Maria Sonia Martin. The use of any image from this site is prohibited unless prior written permission is obtained.
Maria Sonia Martin (1951) nació en La Habana, Cuba. Ella ha estado viviendo en los Estados Unidos desde 1962, primero en Yonkers, Nueva York y en Miami, Florida desde 1968. Maria Sonia recibió una Licenciatura en Artes de Miami Dade College (1983) y una Licenciatura en Bellas Artes en Arte de Florida Universidad Internacional (1986). Ha recibido numerosos premios, incluido el Premio Betty Laird Perry Purchase. Ella ha exhibido su trabajo ampliamente en los Estados Unidos y en el extranjero. Su obra está incluida en las colecciones permanentes del Frost Art Museum, la Holland & Knight Corporate Art Collection y la Miami Art Guide Magazine (MAG) Corporate Art Collection. Maria Sonia Martin continúa viviendo y trabajando en Miami, Florida.
Su singularidad artística no es nada que haya planeado. Descubrir la singularidad de uno es de suma importancia si un artista debe hacer un trabajo honesto. Ya no busca el mundo exterior en busca de inspiración. Lo que la motiva a crear, a expresar, está dentro de su propio ser. Ella usa la figura humana como vehículo para expresar lo que está personalmente dentro de ella.
Ella crea una configuración para que un espectador participe en 'conversaciones' emocionales y espirituales con el sujeto en el trabajo. Aquí, el espectador interactúa con otro "ser humano" que está expresando sus inquietudes y sentimientos más íntimos, libremente a los interesados. Es una reunión privada e íntima, un intercambio en un nivel humano más profundo que une dos entidades por medio de motivos comunes. Esta exhibición presenta una selección de obras de la serie de color y serie en blanco y negro de Martin, que consta de pinturas originales de acrílico, óleo, acuarela y tinta desarrolladas durante los últimos 13 años.
"La obra de arte que produzco aborda el mundo interior del hombre. Este mundo interior es universal para todos los hombres y nos une como un solo pueblo, independientemente de nuestras diferencias culturales o geográficas. Aquí, nos encontramos como seres humanos iguales y encontramos comprensión y tolerancia para las diferencias que nos dividen ".
© 2018. Todas las imágenes están protegidas por derechos de autor © por Maria Sonia Martin. El uso de cualquier imagen de este sitio está prohibido a menos que se obtenga un permiso previo por escrito.
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| Mrs Maria Sonia Martin |
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| The studio |
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| 2018, Quick sketch for a portrait of Myra Wexler |
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| 2018, Not Guilty, Oil on canvas, 40" x 30" |
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| 2018, Flowers, Ink on paper, 21" x 18" |
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| 2017, El inocente Acrylic on paper, 20" X 15" |
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| 2017, Out to see the Moon, Oil on canvas, 24" X 18" |
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| 2017, La dolorosa, Oil on canvas, 40" x 30" |
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| 2016, Sitting in California, Mixed media on paper, 24" X 18" |
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| 2015, The Smoking Nymph, Ink on paper, 20" x 15" |
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| 2015, Sarah’s Journey Through Life, Ceramic Stoneware, 17"x 6"x4" |
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| 2015, Out To See The Moon |
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| 2015, Maricusa se escapa, Acrylic on paper, 10" X 8" |
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| 2015, Last Queen to Run Wild, Acrylic on paper, 24" X 18" |
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| 2015, A Flook No More, Oil on canvas, 18" X 14" |
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| 2013, Panchito's Plea for Mercy, Oil on canvas, 66" X 54" |
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| 2013, Matilde's Day for Cupid, Oil on canvas, 55" X 66" |
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| 2013, La infancia de Rosita, Oil on canvas, 42" x 48" |
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| 2013, A Moment of Bleuck, Mixed media on paper, 24" x 18" |
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| 2013, Eve at 62, 13" x 10" |
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| 2012, Infantry Man # 4, Acrylic on paper, 8" x 6" |
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| 2012, Buscando a Paris, Acrylic on paper 41" X 34" |
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| 2012, Llego la luz, Acrylic on paper, 30" X 22" |
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| 2011, Andres and His Cello #2, Ink on paper, 14" x 11" |
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| 2010, Lookout Man, Acrylic on canvas, 14" X 11" |
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| 2009, The Little French Girl, Oil on canvas, 60" X 36" |
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| 2009, Self Portrait |
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| 2009, Monica Delivered, Oil on canvas, 14" X 11" |
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| 2009, Female Figure, Conte crayon on paper 24" X 19" |
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| 2008, The Jump, Oil on canvas, 48" X 54" |
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| 2007, The Joy of Peace, Alabaster 14.5" X 15" X 8" |
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| 2006, Forward Post, Oil on canvas, 14" x 11" |
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| 2005, Last One to Speak Oil on paper, 45" x 41" |
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| 2004, The Left Occupant, Mixed media on paper |
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| 2004, Dr. Po Mixed media on paper |
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| 2004, Contemporary Honor Ink on paper 42" X 33" |
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| 2003, Woman Sitting in Repose Bronze and alabaster 9"X 4" X 7" |
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| 2003, The National Hero Bronze and alabaster |
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| 2003, Southbound Stop Ink on paper 15.5" x 13" |
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| 2003, Lady X and Company, Oil on canvas 48" X 40" |
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| 2003, Gerardo, ahora eres famoso, Watercolor and gouache on paper, 41" X 33" |
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| 2003, A Boy and his Horse, Oil on canvas, 33" X 24" |
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| 2002, The Presence |
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| 2002,Reflection, Gouache on paper, 10" X 8" |
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| 1999, Portrait of a Model |
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| 1998, Homage to a Hero, Oil on canvas, 64" X 48" |
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| 1997, The Little Flower Vase, Oil on canvas, 46" X 44" |
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| 1997, Slumber, Watercolor on paper, 14" X 16" |
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| 1997, Retrato de mi esposo Rafael Angel, Ink on paper, 14" X 14" |
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| 1996, Female Figure Horizontal, Pastels on paper, 14" x 18" |
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| 1993, Twosome at Dusk, Oil on canvas, 44" x 50" |
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| 1989, The Little Rocking Chair, Graphite on paper, 16" x 18" |
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| 1988,Exodus to Oblivion, Mixed water media on paper, 24" X 36" |
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| 1988, Mary and the Sinners |
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| 1986, Aztec God, Oil pastels on paper, 22" X 36" |
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| 1985, Landscape at Greynolds Park |
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| 1983 - 1986, From my art student days at Florida Intl University |
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| 1982, Un partido de domino Aquatint Intaglio Etching, 9"x 8" |
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| 1982, The Company Picnic Aquatint Intaglio Etching, 9"x10" |
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| 1982, Los hijos de Hortensia Intaglio Etching Aquatint, 5" x 7" |
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| 1982, Boys, Aquatint etching, 8" X 6" |
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| 1969-70, My first painting ever (high school) |
