Ricardo Carbajal-Moss (20/21 C) Mexico/USA, Pair of surrealist still life images depicting donuts and cherries. Signed and titled "A Donut and a Cherry". Ricardo is known for Surreal, minimal abstract painting. His art exists in a non-identifiable place. Ricardo was always artistically precious, and drew incessantly as a young man. He was heavily influenced by Belgian Surrealist Rene Magritte and the early works of Salvador Dali. Ricardo says, "When you see my art, you see it is free. It is free from place, time, society, money, and politics. Most importantly, it is free from me. I do not place my name on this new art where the viewer can easily see it. Yes, the stands for my new art works is marked, as are the panels. However, I have taken care not to have my name appear prominently. My art is free because the images I paint are not anchored. The images I paint are not of this or that place. The images I paint are not from a particular social class. The images I paint are not from a time we can recognize. The images I paint are free because I have not places then anywhere." Size: 19 7/8 x 11 7/8 in. #1333