Presentamos a nuestro artista en residencia,
Jesús Alberto Erminy
JESUS ALBERTO ERMINY CORREA
Exposiciones Pasadas / Past Exhibitions
2016, Renacer de la Materia
2015, Renacer de la Materia
2015, Nit d´Art
2014, Ecología para Depredadores
2014, Hispanic Heritage Doral Miami
2014, Fosques dArt Menorca 2014, Sa Llesca Menorca 2014, Hotel Alcaufar Vell Menorca
2014, Galeria Es Pati Menorca 2013, Menorca Art Gallery Menorca 2013, Nit dArt Menorca
2013, Festival de Creaciones Contemporáneas de Menorca Pronostica
2013, ReciclArte Menorca
2012, Galería Vidrart Menorca
2012, Galería Es Pati
2010, Galería Tres3Tres Menorca
2009, IVIC Instituto Venezolano de Investigación Científica, ReciclArte, Venezuela
2009, Galeria Tres3Tres, Menorca
2009, Claustro del Carmen Fiestas de Gracia
2009, Universidad Simón Bolívar, ReciclArte, Venezuela
2008, Casa de la cultura el Hatillo, Exponía, Venezuela
2008, Museo de Yaracuy, Salón Yaracuy, Venezuela
2007, Museo Salvador Valero, IX Bienal Arte Popular, Venezuela
2007, VII Bienal Nacional de Artes Plásticas de Puerto la Cruz, Venezuela
2007, Feria Iberoamericana de Arte, FIA, Venezuela
2006, Memefest, International Festival of Radical Comunication, UCL, London
2006, Galeria D´Arte, Venezuela Mia, Venezuela
2006, Centro de Arte y Arquitectura, GIACCOF, Los Recolectores, Venezuela
2006, Galeria Trazos, II Bienal de Escultura, Venezuela
2006, Galería D´Arte, Inquietudes Elevadas y Calladas, Venezuela
2006, Galería 20, Puntos Lineales, Venezuela
2006, Taller el Saman, Colectiva, Venezuela
2006, Galería San Francisco, TransACCIONES III, Venezuela
2006, Galería Graphycart, Fascinación, Venezuela
2006, Galería D´Arte, Acontecer, Venezuela
2006, Galería Graphycart, Renacer de la Materia, Venezuela
2005, Galería San Francisco, TransACCION II, Venezuela
2005, Galería D´Arte, Colectiva, Venezuela
2005, Galería Espacios Cálidos, III Salón de Arte Visuales DYCVENSA, Venezuela
2005, Museo Cruz Diez, Certamen Mayor de las Artes y Letras, Venezuela
2005, Galería el Espacio, TransACCION, Venezuela
2005, Universidad Simón Bolívar, III Bienal de Artes Plásticas USB, Venezuela
2005, Museo Salvador Valero, VIII Bienal Salvador Valero de Arte Popular, Venezuela
2004, Galería 5, Colectiva, Venezuela
2004, Museo Alejandro Otero Silva, Mega Exposición, Venezuela
2004, Hospital "Dr. Miguel Pérez Carreño", 1ª Exposición de Artes Plásticas, Venezuela
2003, Universidad Simón Bolívar, II Bienal de Artes USB, Venezuela
2003, Universidad Simón Bolívar, II Bienal de Artes USB, Venezuela
2000, Museo de Arte Popular de Petare, ARTEsanía, Venezuela
1999, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Cumaná, Bienal de Cumaná, Venezuela
1999, Gobernación de Caracas, Entre Analogías y Contrastes, Venezuela
1997, Museo Casa Bolívar; Los Diablos de Yare, Venezuela
1996, Museo Jacobo Borges, Punto de Explosión, Venezuela
JESUS ALBERTO ERMINY CORREA
Honorificas
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2006, Mención Honorifica II Bienal de Esculturas Galería Trazos
2005, Primer Premio en obra tridimensional en II Bienal de Artes Plásticas USB
2003, Mención Honorifica en II bienal de Artes USB, "El Quijote que llevo dentro", Venezuela
Due homage from our resident artist.
In the shifting interplay of light and form, Arturo Velasco carved a path that reshaped my understanding of material and meaning. A visionary sculptor and painter, his mastery of repurposed elements—twisted metal, fragmented glass, forgotten wood—whispered of transformation, of the soul embedded in discarded things. His work was a dialogue between destruction and rebirth, a meditation on the impermanence of all that we hold sacred.
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Velasco’s hands sculpted not just objects but the very essence of time, weaving history into each brushstroke, each weld, each delicate imperfection. His philosophy—“Nothing is wasted, only waiting”—became a mantra in my own creative process. Through his pieces, I saw that decay could be exquisite, that the worn edges of existence tell the richest stories.
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In my own work, echoes of Velasco’s bold textures and layered narratives persist. His vision was a bridge between past and present, a reminder that art does not merely exist—it evolves, breathes, and demands to be reimagined. Though he is gone, his influence lingers in every reclaimed fragment I touch, in every forgotten surface I revive. He remains, not just in memory, but in every piece I create.