Civano made me think both of Eric Satie and Philip Glass. And, although I was informed that he is an architect, I think I would have thought so even without his knowledge. For one thing, a couple of his works include town scapes blended into a murky, monochrome surroundings not devoid of a magical touch. His other works are serene, well organized visual propositions in wich the interplay of textures catches the viewer's attention. Ther is also a certain elegance in the combination of materials (paper, iron, wood, not all in the same work) wich gives a welcome variety to the whole of his output, especially considering the spareness of the elements he uses, an economy which extends to the color schemes too, on the border of monochromatism.

Alfredo Cernadas
The New York Times
Buenos Aires Herald

Curriculum

He was born in Buenos Aires, where he lives and works.

He worked as an architect for more than twenty years. He studies in Ana Tarsia’s art workshop from year 2000.

He realizad a lot of solo and group exhibitions in:
Del Viso Foundation
PUNTO Phillips
Arcimboldo Art Gallery
Italian Cultural asso9ciation “Dante Alighieri”
Bar Bar O Bar Notable
Nicasio Oroño Cultural Center
Sheraton Hotel –Reconquista-
La Papelera San Telmo
Expotrastiendas -2006/2007/2008-
Collaboration -2007- in “A raíz del árbol” – María Herrada Group, Sívori Museum -
ARTEXPO New Cork -2008-
Stock Exchange –Buenos Aires, 2008-
Museo de Bellas Artes de Tandil - 2009.

Awards
Prizes and mentions
XI Prize Salón Bollini –Salón Azul Senado de la Nación, 2005-
II Bienal Copime -2006-
13° Competition Palermo Viejo -2007-

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