Luxe Interiors + Design Magazine profiles Hilario and his art in the Style Makers feature of the Fall 2010 Arizona edition.
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A good friend told me that he would have responded to my blogs but “they were too deep”. I know it’s been a while since I have discussed my work and my feelings but my point of view is sincere. And, as an artist, I try to make my point of view inspiring and thought….
The other day I was asked how I find my inspiration. So, even though I talk about this in my book, I told a story.
Three brushes were in a can talking to each other on who was the best artist. One argued that it used the boldest colors, the next shouted “my canvases are the….
I have a confession to make… recently I went through artist “block”. I was shifting from one style to another, but nothing was evolving. After struggling, I stopped and examined just what was happening.
Newcomers to the Sonoran Desert often lament that there is no season change, that the only difference is a cooler night in the winter. But, if you have lived and loved this desert as much as I have, the subtle changes are monumental.
Today my wife and I attended the 2nd annual American Indian Music Fest held at the Casa Grande National Monument in south central Arizona. The event offered two days of music by incredible flautists
What would you think if I called myself Sir Hilario, King of Art? It would be ridiculous because it means absolutely nothing. So why do some artists throw a name onto a finished piece of art without it belonging to the work?
My art is a conduit to connect your emotions and feelings to what you are observing. Let me explain, you, the beholder, completes the reason for the art to be art. It is always about the beholder not the artist.