Posted on 26 January 2012 by Claudia Sandoval
Altiro Studio was formed in 2001 as a platform for creative projects by Alfonso Nieto and Claudia Sandoval. The studio is driven by self-motivated art, experimentation and learning to expand our capabilities, expertise and interests.
We design and produce unique hand pulled silkscreen prints, fine art, accessories and objects that are approached with a multidisciplinary and refreshing point of view.
All the pieces are handmade in Brooklyn, New York.
7 Leguas
11 x 14 in hand pulled silkscreen printed on Fabriano Studio Watercolor | 140 lb
2 colors | 10 copies
Looking West
11 x 14 in hand pulled silkscreen printed on Fabriano Studio Watercolor | 140 lb
3 colors | 10 copies
LRJLWU2 I
11 x 14 in hand pulled silkscreen printed on Fabriano Studio Watercolor | 110 lb
3 colors | 10 copies
New Stars
11 x 14 in hand pulled silkscreen printed on Fabriano Studio Watercolor | 110 lb
3 colors | 7 copies for each color stars
Red Triangle
11 x 14 in hand pulled silkscreen printed on Fabriano Studio Watercolor | 140 lb
3 colors | 12 copies
Telepathy
11 x 14 in hand pulled silkscreen printed on Fabriano Studio Watercolor | 140 lb
2 colors | 9 copies
Paul
13 x 19 in hand pulled silkscreen printed on French Paper Smart White Cover 110 lb
2 colors | 12 copies
Posted on 03 November 2010 by Claudia Sandoval
Posted on 01 May 2010 by Claudia Sandoval
Posted on 17 April 2010 by Claudia Sandoval
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Any Last Words. The latest from Manrekords.
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Posted on 30 January 2010 by Claudia Sandoval
Posted on 02 January 2010 by Claudia Sandoval
Through striking visual imagery, Jeff Soto communicates profound visions and fears, nostalgia of his youth, and themes of love, lust, and hope. Soto’s distinct color palette, subject matter, technique and bold themes resonate with a growing audience. Inspired by childhood toys, the colorful lifestyle of skateboarding and graffiti, hip-hop and popular culture, Soto’s representational work is simultaneously accessible and stimulating.
Environmental issues also take precedent for Soto, who is concerned with conflict of humans trying to harness, or take advantage of nature. His paintings exude this tension, as robotic creatures duel, organic tentacles and flower bouquets thrive, and black smog looms amidst floating, ominous skulls.
In 2002, Soto graduated with Distinction from Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California. He currently lives in Southern California, with his wife Jennifer and daughter Shannon.
Posted on 12 December 2009 by Claudia Sandoval
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“The challenge posed by resource depletion, pollution and climate change cant be solved by technical innovation alone. We need a cultural shift to accompany the advance of technology in order to achieve a zero emission future. Its a shift that needs to be addressed at city hall, at the local mall, in our garages, and in our own minds. Its a conversation that will demand the best thinking from artists, activists, designers, teachers, students and anyone else who recognizes this tipping point in history. The journey begins here” — Richard Saul Wurman
Posted on 04 December 2009 by Claudia Sandoval
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Manrekords and VLN Team
Posted on 27 November 2009 by Claudia Sandoval
Posted on 26 November 2009 by Claudia Sandoval
