Mauricio Palma is a Guatemalan artist born in 1982, who is known for his impressive Impressionist style of painting. He began his artistic journey as a self-taught artist and eventually went to study with Guatemalan the academy of artist, Ernesto Boeshe.
Aside from being an artist, Palma is also a psychologist. His knowledge of psychology has influenced his art, as he often explores human emotions and mental states through his paintings. Palma's work is characterized by the use of vibrant colors, fluid brushstrokes, and a strong sense of movement. His paintings often depict scenes of nature, portraits, music related subjects, among others, all rendered with a dreamlike quality that invites the viewer to immerse themselves in the scene.
Palma's work has been exhibited in various galleries and museums throughout Guatemala, as well as in other countries such as Mexico and the United States. His paintings have garnered critical acclaim, with critics praising his ability to capture the essence of a moment through his art. Palma's unique blend of art and psychology offers a fresh perspective on the human experience, making him a rising artist in the art world.
Some artworks at the Getty Museum
