File:IRIS AGGELER -IRIS ATMA -RAAL KI VICTORIEUX -SELF PORTRAIT -PAINTING -FEMALE ARTIST.jpg

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Iris Aggeler painting. Self-portrait with toucans, pastel / paper 1996. Iris Aggeler is known as Iris Atma, Iris Mexico, and Ra'al Ki Victorieux, [https://www.atmaunum.com Atma Unum].

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English: The artist observes the spectator, along with three toucans resting in the branches of what we assume is a landscape in shades of lime green, blue and yellow. The red lips and cheeks of the painter match with the flower over the left side of her torso, and the birds beaks. The simplicity of the self-portrait underscores the sense of calm in nature. Toucans represent the need to be heard -on beliefs, feelings-, as if the author send them as emissaries, and as defence, since she seems to hide or protect herself behind them. The work coincides with the period in which Iris had returned to her mother’s home in the coastal area of the South of Mexico, after beginning his studies in Visual Arts (from 1991 to 1994 she coursed the career of painter in La Esmeralda, in Mexico city). It seems that she is looking for a way to return to which she had “renounced” -the painting- linking it with birds from the tropic -the landscape that symbolises the family home-. Also; toucans talk about the talent for the stage; what could have been an indication of the future experiments of the creator into the performance arts. Iris Aggeler is known as Iris Atma, Iris Mexico, and Ra'al Ki Victorieux, Atma Unum.
Español: La artista observa al espectador, junto con tres tucanes que descansan en las ramas de lo que suponemos un paisaje de tonos verde limón, azul y amarillo. El rojo de los labios y las mejillas de la pintora coinciden con la flor sobre el lado izquierdo de su torso, y el pico de las aves. La sencillez del autorretrato subraya la sensación de calma en la naturaleza. Los tucanes representan la necesidad de ser escuchado -en creencias, sentimientos-, como si la autora los enviara de emisarios, a la par que como defensa, ya que ella parece esconderse o protegerse detrás de ellos. La obra coincide con el periodo en que Iris había vuelto a la casa de su madre en la zona costera del sur de México después de haber iniciado sus estudios en artes visuales (De 1991 a 1994 curso la carrera de pintor en La Esmeralda, en la Ciudad de México). Pareciera que busca una forma de retomar aquello a lo que había “renunciado” -la pintura-, al ligarlo con aves del trópico -el paisaje que simboliza la casa familiar-. También; los tucanes hablan de talento para el escenario; lo que podría haber sido un indicativo de las futuras experimentaciones de la creadora en el arte del performance. Iris Aggeler es conocida como Iris Atma, Iris México, y Ra’al Ki Victorieux, Atma Unum.
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Author Iris Atma

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