Painting
Miguel Castro Dinamarca
Works in digital format to print on demand and works on fabric for direct shipping
Landscape and Urban Landscapes
Broken paintings
Small-format oil paintings on canvas that seek to approach the past, using as an example photographs of various conflicts in which the army or the police are involved and how we see that process, done in oil on canvas.
Imaginary Battles
It deals with the relationship between the image of a relevant event in a war conflict and how it is decontextualized by crossing random and selected images of natural or urban landscapes crossed with images of the war, creating a new place where there was an imaginary battle.
Didactic History of war
This series of paintings addresses a recurring theme in my work (war) and how it challenges our understanding of the limits of humanity through various paintings that reinterpret epic battles such as the Normandy landings in Okinawa, the Falklands War, the entry of the German army into the Soviet Union, and the incursions into Iraq and Afghanistan. All of this is represented using children's toy soldiers, alluding to the way we learn and how we pass it on.
Pre-Columbian symbols
Experimental works that aim to understand and create a connection with the works of art of pre-Columbian peoples with a view that attempts to draw parallels with the abstract movements of the 20th century, their inscription in contemporary art and how in the pre-Hispanic world a loom gave account of a design, a technique and a cultural meaning. In addition to the conflicts that continue in the present between the descendants of the native peoples and the current rulers, the mestizaje and interculturality
Iconografy of a dream
Series that explores the possibilities of confined spaces, tiny houses and their effect on people
