Suhame's Dream Station Art Exhibition. March 14

March 4, 2013 - PRLog -- Suhame, showing her characteristic surrealist style, brings the public through the complicated drama that takes place in her dreams and the feelings they evoke. The exhibition is based on twenty large format pieces that she created using Sennelier Oil Pastel on paper or canvas. She frequently appears on each of her paintings, as a way to find herself. The artist shares her feelings such as fear, happiness, sadness, sexual pleasure, death, pain, and power through her art; while showing a world full of colors where she laughs, talks, and even cries: a world with no rules, unbalanced and incoherent.
Suhame’s work is a battle and matrimony of emotions. In Suhame’s Dream Station, the artist represents her dreams like a silent movie, where odd actions that take place like puzzles. However, if the observer analyzes her paintings with passion, a solution would be found.
In order to capture all the incoherencies of her dreams, Suhame used different materials: charcoal as first layer to get a high contrast and more values, and then oil pastels, which give her the chance to play with texture, roughness, and softness; bringing out the child she has inside with no intention of balance, composition or perfect shapes. Suhame’s Dream Station is a different kind of exhibition; it is a passionate proposal, a smooth dance of color intensities, and a beautiful dance with oil pastels.  
Please join us and enjoy the sounds of jazz pianist Manuel Gamez!
When: Thursday March 14, 2013        Time:  7-10 p.m.                    
Where: Conexiones Art Gallery
      10530 NW 26th Street F-102
            Doral, Fl. 33172

ABOUT THE ARTIST
After travel around the world as Fashion Model, working the most prestigious runways of United States, Austria, & Germany, Suhame Miralles discovered the passion of translating her dreams to canvas.
Art runs in the family for Suhame, who grow up with her brother, the artist Enrique Miralles “Tente”. She studied architecture at University of La Habana, and when she moved to Miami, continued her education by studying Visual Arts at Miami International University of Art and Design.  
The talented Cuban artist has been exploring every single aspect of life with the goal to fill her soul and mind with positivity, healthiness in body and mind, and love. She describes herself as “just a young Cuban woman who dreams and creates. I dance with my oil pastels and discover the surreal magic of them, capturing the incoherencies of my dreams”. Suhame has successfully exhibited and sold in Germany. This is her first solo exhibition.
ABOUT THE CAUSE
Founded in 1997, America Developing Smiles embarked on a labor of love to promote human development and help children and families in need. The organization has grown to include over 300 women volunteers who organize fund raising programs for children’s educational centers in Latin America and work directly with community outreach programs for at-risk families in less privileged Hispanic neighborhoods in our cities. America Developing Smiles continues its work as the USA Headquarters of Asociación Damas Salesianas (ADS). Through ADS, the fundraising efforts of America Developing Smiles benefits more than 1,500 children in Venezuela, Nicaragua, Colombia, Mexico, Puerto Rico and the State of Florida, giving these children education, health, love and hope for tomorrow.