Diclo's pictoral world

Felix Dicló was born in the Dominican Republic, where he attended the School of Fine Arts, the National University Pedro Henriquez Ureña (UNPHU) to study Drawing and Colors Techniques, and Institute of Technology and System (TESIS) to study Art and Painting. In 1994 he immigrated to the United States and is residing in Providence, Rhode Island. 

Dicló’s artwork explores a world created of colors, light, good artistic techniques, and aesthetic dialogues that remarkably reflects the human conditions. His pictorial world projects reflections of light that bring us to discover fading images being absorbed by shadows, things as simple as the beauty of the human body, the colored flames that populate New England in autumn, as well as the strong force of the abstract composition. 

Dicló’s creative notions, as perceived from his pictorial world, goes far beyond his conditions as an immigrant. His artwork portrays the transformation of his perception of the outside world and his own internal experience captured on canvas, like a giant-colored umbrella whose outburst unchains the viewer’s astonishment.