Public Sculptures by Patricia Cazorla seen at Joyce Kilmer Park, Bronx, Bronx - Flying High for Equality

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Society's ongoing struggle for equality was the theme for creating these fanciful flock of vibrant oversized sparrows. Titled Flying High for Equality, this installation found at Joyce Kilmer Park, Bronx was a collaboration between talented Venezuelan artists Patricia Cazorla and Nancy Saleme. Patricia was responsible for painting these sparrows with vibrant colors.

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"My work has consisted of figurative drawings and paintings. In the line of paintings, there are portraits of women at all stages in life: women that surround me and inspire me to render in my work a permanent aspect of fleeting concepts such as life, age, culture, beauty and gender. Although I also work in acrylics and watercolors, I find oil paint the most fascinating medium to use. For instance, the richness of its texture helps me express sensuality in a portrait of a woman or I can achieve the thinnest transparency to indicate fragility and delicacy."

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