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Agustina Casas Seré Leguizamon
NationalityUruguay
BornJune 23, 1984
Place of BirthMontevideo, Uruguay
Field of WorkDigital Artist, Painting
Years Active2009 - present

Agustina Casas Sere-Leguizamon

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Early Life Biography

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Agustina Casas Sere-Leguizamon lived in Bonn, Germany and The Hague, Netherlands in her early years with her parents who were diplomats. At age 8 she developed her love of fine art and design. In the next twenty years of her life she returned to her native Uruguay and Argentina to finish her studies and launch her career as an artist.

Various mentors assisted her along the way. Yaacov Agam gave Agustina her earliest art training. Kenso Takada, a Japanese artist and fashion designer, chose Agustina to serve as Art Director for his shows in Buenos Aires and Paris. The greatest influence on Casas developing painting style were three Uruguayan artists, Pablo Gimenez, Alvaro Amengual, and Rogelio Osorio.

Education

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University of Palermo, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Art Career

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Agustina Casas Sere-Leguizamon began her career as an artist when she debuted in 2009 in Buenos Aires at the Castagnino Roldan Gallery. One of her earliest digital pieces, Liberty, Fraternity and Equality, a tribute to the heroes of the early 19th century Latin-American Wars of Independence, was curated by Google and included in its “Project for New Media” in New York later that same year. In 2011 Agustina released her most widely acclaimed collection of digital art entitled, "Ensueños Rioplatenses," earning her numerous national and international awards at age 27. In February of 2015 Agustina was named one of the most influential artists of the year by the Museum of the Americas, and she was permanently admitted into its 100 Certified Artists Organization.

Noted Works

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Awards

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References

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Template:"Kenzo En Lordi". LORDI ARTE CONTEMPORÁNEO. November 5, 2009.

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