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Roberto ChenasThere is divinity in grace-you can see it in
One year ago - By Chromatic Watch
Roberto Chenas There is divinity in grace-you can see it in Roberto Chenas' work, stolid bodies standing solid like fleshy Greco-Roman sculptures, all of them draped dramatically in natty raiments that serve to sharpen one's sense that the eye has alighted on something descended from some higher plane.
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