By Dagmar Reinhard
For him, to be mentioned is not important.
He wants his work to be in the spotlight because it has a significant message, which has been carried from Costa Rica to every corner of the world.
With a modest background as a farmer, he decided to become an art teacher and worked with INA (National Learning Institute) for a period of six years. He created a fraternal bond with his students, helping them find their unique style and talents.
His sensitivity and the depth of his work will transport your soul to a new dimension!
He is a master in many styles of painting and craftsmanship.
His little son Gabriel with only six years of age already learned how to read, and does it fluently. He is also following his father’s footprints, becoming a young artist.
A little more than a year ago, the artist and his family moved to Barú. There, he established his workshop, “La Casa del Artista.”
“The residents in this Barú-community have been extremely helpful,” he says with gratitude, “now, we feel fully integrated.” He also wants to thank the travelers from all countries around the world who have visited him.
He is dreaming of a future when more artists once again feel the deep connection to the land, expressing it through their work.
On your way to San Isidro, at only three km from Dominical, you will find “La Casa del Artista,” the gallery displaying his amazing paintings and a wide variety of art objects, all of them made in Costa Rica. He does graphic design, paints signs and murals.
Don’t miss the opportunity!
