Neumann Institute of Design
Center for Graphic Learning (CEGRA)
Occupation(s)
Painter, muralist
Pancho Quilici (born in Caracas, April 16, 1954) is a Venezuelan visual artist, known for his work with geometric and abandoned landscapes as its recurring subjects which frequently feature impossible architecture, with symbolic and fantastical influences.[1] His work has been described as being influenced by Giambattista Piranesi.[2]
^Batallé, Jordi (2023-05-29). "El Invitado de RFI - Los artistas venezolanos Pancho Quilici y Milton Becerra, exposición mano a mano en París". RFI. Retrieved 2023-06-16.
^"Related Species: Sculpture by Jim Rittimann at the Chicago Cultural Center, through August 25; Pancho Quilici: New Works, at Maya Polsky Gallery". Chicago Reader. 25 July 1996. Retrieved 4 March 2024.
PanchoQuilici (born in Caracas, April 16, 1954) is a Venezuelan visual artist, known for his work with geometric and abandoned landscapes as its recurring...
(2009-05-06). "PanchoQuilici :Trascaracas en la reconquista del tiempo". Analitica.com (in Spanish). Retrieved 2023-07-06. "Las Caracas de PanchoQuilici | Revista...
Borges, Régulo Perez, Pedro León Zapata, Harry Abend, Mario Abreu, PanchoQuilici, Carmelo Niño and Angel Peña emerged. They created a new plastic language...
in Paris, some of which with fellow Venezuelan artists abroad, like PanchoQuilici and Milton Becerra. Worth mentioning the international travelling exhibition...
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