The Panamanian artist Radamés Pinzzo opened his "Message to the West" exhibition last April 23, an exhibition that goes through a number of best-awarded paintings throughout his career at national competitions.

With this sample, the complainant stated that he wants to connect people with the context from which he comes, noting that the title of his work goes in that direction.

"I would like to let people from these backgrounds know that this can be extended and directed to many locations, because after all, this is also universal," Pinzzo added.

The exposure Message to the West It gathers in more than 20 works each of Pinzzo's experiences as romance, which are framed at different periods of his journey as chronicles.

Pinzzo said that what best expects "is, that the public understand them, accept them, or even that they can promote them according to each other's criteria," the Panamanian artist explained.

At this point, the winner of several national competitions stated "that his most famous works have been possible, thanks to the help of God, who around his whole trajectory has never abandoned him."

The paintings that have been prepared with technologies such as acrylic on fabric, oil on canvas and drawing on paper and fabric and have been exhibited last Tuesday at the 4th floor of the Plastic Arts Building, Alfredo Sinclair, in Ciudad de Las Artes.

For: Jean Cabarcas