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UNIVERSAL ICONS PEACEMAKERS

ARTWORKS AGUSTINA CASAS SERE LEGUIZAMON

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UNIVERSAL ICONS PEACEMAKERS

AGUSTINA CASAS SERE-‐LEGUIZAMON

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ARTWORKS AGUSTINA CASAS SERE LEGUIZAMON

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BOOK INDEX -----------------------------ARTIST PROFILE AGUSTINA CASAS SERE LEGUIZAMON

ARTWORKS DIGITAL ART

DIGITAL ART -----------------------------------------

I.I RIVERPLATE DREAMS I.II UNIVERSAL ICONS I.III DIGITAL POP ART PORTTAITS

ARTIST PROFILE AGUSTINA CASAS SERE LEGUIZAMON Is a widely recognized artist and fashion designer with international scope and experience. She has lived, worked, and exhibited from Buenos Aires to Paris. She is the grandaughter of famous Latin-American sculptor Gonzalo Leguizamon Pondal, and she continues his legacy as an internationally recognized artist. She has been portrayed by Yaacov Agam (age 13) and Kenzo Takada (age 23). TIMELINE 1984 – Born in Uruguay, Montevideo 1985 -2006 – Raised in Germany, the Netherlands, France, Italy and Argentina. 2009 – Contemporary Art Exhibition, Castagnino Roldan Gallery, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 2009 – Assistant Art Director and Curator with Japanese fashion designer Kenzo Takada. Successful projects at Lordi Gallery of Contemporary Art in Buenos Aires, Argentina and Gallery Studio 55 on Champs Elysees in Paris, France 2010 – She studied Bachelor of Art, Fashion Design. Universidad de Palermo, Buenos Aires, Argentina 2010 – Selected for Google’s Project for New Media. New York, New York 2011 – Founded the fashion brand Pondal. Made a co-branding with Artist Claudio Roncoli 2012 – “Ensueños Rioplatenses” – Exhibited in the Zorrilla Museum, Montevideo, Uruguay and Santos Cultural Palace, Hall Figari, Ministry of Foreign Aﬀairs, Montevideo, Uruguay 2012 – Winner, Young Leader Award at the Annual Meeting of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), MontevideoUruguay 2012 – Ministry of Tourism of Uruguay declared “Ensueños Rioplatenses” a National Work 2012 – Exhibition in Fiat Stile Italia Space. Buenos Aires, Argentina 2012 – Vanguardia Latina conference “e Latin Hemispheric Agenda.” Washington, DC 2013 – Casas started to make pieces of jewlery inspired in her Artworks. Is currently living and working on “Universal Icons” in Miami, FL. th 2014 -– Will be exhibiting during the Latin Trade 20 Anniversary, at the LMNT during Miami Art Basel, Miami, FL. December 4th - 7th .

ARTIST PROFILE AGUSTINA CASAS SERE LEGUIZAMON For more information about the artist please visit her website www.agustinacasas.org

ARTWORKS RIVERPLATE DREAMS

I NATIONAL HORSES II FREEDOM III ROMAN WOLF POP IV THE THREE BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT V GIRLS FLOWERED VII THE CAUDILLO PLATENSE VIII PLATENSES INDIGENOUS IX ORACLE FROM THE RIVERPLATE XI J.L.BORGES GARDEN XII SAN MARTIN SPIRIT

RIVERPLATE DREAMS AGUSTINA CASAS SERE LEGUIZAMON

It is a project that addresses two nations, two sculptors inspired by "the first International Prize winners of the “National Salon of Paris Academie des Beaux-Arts” in 1918: the sculptor Gonzalo Pondal Leguizamon (Argentine, 1890-1944) and the sculptor Jose Luiz Zorrilla de San Martin (Uruguayan 1891-1975). Agustina Casas Sere Leguizamon work on aﬃnities, similarities and points of junction between the work of two sculptors, and both countries (Argentina and Uruguay, part of the Riverplate Dreams). Her work is the result of the deconstruct and reformulate of all this Riverplate Dream. Awards & Art Exhibitions 2012 – “Ensueños Rioplatenses” – Exhibited in the Zorrilla Museum, Montevideo, Uruguay and Santos Cultural Palace, Hall Figari, Ministry of Foreign Aﬀairs, Montevideo, Uruguay 2012 – Winner, Young Leader Award at the Annual Meeting of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), Montevideo-Uruguay 2012 – Ministry of Tourism of Uruguay declared “Ensueños Rioplatenses” a National Work 2012 – Exhibition in Fiat Stile Italia Space. Buenos Aires, Argentina

NATIONAL HORSES Digital Art 1.33m x 77 cm 2012

UNIVERSAL ICONS PEACEMAKERS AGUSTINA CASAS SERE LEGUIZAMON

Inspired by Nobel Peace Prize winners and others who have led remarkable movements for peace, UNIVERSAL ICONS is about the transformative power of peace. Every great social movement for peace is built on the unmistakable courage, conviction and charisma of a singular leader, a UNIVERSAL ICON. î &#x201C;ese leaders move the hearts and minds of millions of people toward positive action. UNIVERSAL ICONS captures the spirit and personality of these special individuals in a series of unique large-format pieces. Widely acclaimed from a young age for her stunning work in digital art, AGUSTINA CASAS draws inspiration from political, social and art history and the impact of technological progress and globalization on the evolving human story.

ARTWORKS UNIVERSAL ICONS

I MOHANDAS KARAMCHAND GANDHI II NELSON MANDELA III RIGOBERTA MENCHU TUM IV BARACK H. OBAMA V THE 14TH DALAI LAMA VI KOFI ANNAN VI KIM DAE-JUNG VII MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. VIII YOKO ONO IX JHON LENNON

Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. Digital Art. 78.7 x 59.1 in.

The Nobel Peace Prize 1993. Nelson Mandela.

The Nobel Peace Prize 2009. Barack H. Obama.

The Nobel Peace Prize 2000. Kim Dae-‐jung.

The Nobel Peace Prize 1964. MarCn Luther King Jr.

Yoko Ono.

DIGITAL POP PORTRAITS AGUSTINA CASAS SERE LEGUIZAMON

Inspired by celebrities, athletes, musicians, royal personages, artists, CEO or Founder of international companies, and many more. Digital Portrait Pop is a visual summary of the life and work of the character highlighting his area of expertise or associating with icons of cultural reference. But each and every one in particular has contributed, and will continue contributings to popular culture.

ARTWORKS DIGITAL POP PORTRAITS

I TOM WARHOL, ANDY FRESTON II SHEIKHA AL MAYASSA III QUEEN MAXIMA IV SALMA HAYEK V SHAKIRA MEBARAK VI DAVID BECKHAM VI FRANK SINATRA VII GRACE KELLY

TOM WARHOL & ANDY FRESTON

SHEIKHA AL MAYASSA

QUEEN MAXIMA

SALMA HAYEK

SHAKIRA MEBARAK

DAVID BECKHAM

FRANK SINATRA

GRACE KELLY

Digital Art. 1m x 1.50m. 2014.