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Noche ink on paper painting | Drawings by Victor Castillo | Los Angeles in Los Angeles. Item made of paper
Noche ink on paper painting | Drawings by Victor Castillo | Los Angeles in Los Angeles. Item made of paper
Noche ink on paper painting | Drawings by Victor Castillo | Los Angeles in Los Angeles. Item made of paper
Noche ink on paper painting | Drawings by Victor Castillo | Los Angeles in Los Angeles. Item made of paper

Created and Sold by Victor Castillo

Victor Castillo

Noche ink on paper painting - Drawings

Featured In Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA

Price from $1,500 to $2,000

Deleter 4 waterproof ink
Arches Bright White Watercolor Paper, Hot Press, 300lb, natural-deckled edges
Signed LA 2013-14

Note: This artwork is unframed, photo of framed work from the series is for reference only

Item Noche ink on paper painting
Created by Victor Castillo
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Victor Castillo
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Wescover creator since 2020
Victor executes brilliant application of color and light ... A real magical mystery tour by a truly gifted artist. —Val Kilmer

Victor Castillo is an international artist living and working in Los Angeles. He was born in Santiago, Chile in 1973, where he was part of an independent artist collective, and he lived in Barcelona, Spain, where he dedicated and established himself as a painter before moving to the United States in 2010.

A prolific self-taught painter who adeptly fuses popular culture references with old master painting, Victor is connected with the low-brow and Pop Surrealism scene that has its roots in California in addition to the global New Contemporary Art and Urban Art movements.

Victor is known for telling stories in his paintings. As if it were a contemporary chronicle, his work often appropriates the narrative logic of illustrations for children’s stories, and the aesthetics of classic animations, to present us with humorous fables about human nature and the state of society.