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Fire, oil on board,
40 x 30"
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Eternal Beauty,
oil on board, 48 x 16"
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Harmony II,
oil on board, 30 x 40"
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Henry Asencio
in his studio.
attention, but it’s the abstraction that sustains
the viewer’s interest for years to come.”
The paint feels almost three-dimensional
in Harmony II, in which a woman poses with
her back to the viewer. The muscle forms
in her body are enhanced by the energetic
brushstrokes of vivid blues and purples
that surround her. In Eternal Beauty, the
hourglass figure of a woman in a deep blue
evening dress is punctuated by a stark back-
ground of scarlet.
“I fell in love with the dynamism of Henry
Asencio’s art with the very first glance,”
says Carl S., a collector of the artist’s work.
“The colors were so vivid and the images
always left me creating in my mind so many
different finishings.”
“My passion comes from a deep apprecia-
tion for nature, emotion or the figure. It is a
privilege to have the freedom to paint the
way that I feel and to share my art around the
world,” says the artist. “It is really difficult to
overstate my gratitude for painting what I want
and expressing it true to the way I feel it.”
Savina 1388 Kettner Boulevard • San Diego, CA 92101
http://www.asenciostudio.com
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