
When the first pieces of our Fabian Perez art arrived at the Gallery, Roger Yost knew he had a winner on our hands.
Rebecca Maitland, the gallery managing director, wanted to create a special ‘Fabian Gallery’ with black walls to accentuate and acknowledge his special talents.
Another employee said: “I have a new favorite artist.”
Perez brings a special story-telling quality to his images that not all artists can do. He prefers acrylics, but still dabbles in oils.
His “For a Better Life” series of toasting wine glasses is an instant celebration of success; of someone’s or some group’s shared accomplishment.
| Born | 1967 |
| Birthplace | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| Home | Los Angeles |
| Style | Impressionist |
What the Argentine communicates in his “Untitled II” has people wondering: What is this lonely man thinking? What sets him apart from the crowd? And who was the first to turn their back?
After a life of living and working in Italy (7 years) and Japan (1 year), Artist Perez has matured into an emotional storyteller. What else can one expect from the son of a father who owned three brothels?
He is inspired by music, dance, wine, courtesans and women of the night, and his extraordinary style defies categorical definition. /p>
He’s an ‘Expressionist,’ another of our staff opined.
And maybe we should leave it at that.