Biography

Carlos Manzcera is a multidisciplinary artist who was born in Bogotá in 1958. Since his childhood, he was attracted to creativity, modernism and music, especially electronic music. His work is influenced by artists such as Jean Michel Jarre, the disco of the 70s and the dance of the 80s. He trained in photography, plastic arts, graphic design and marketing at the Central University of Bogotá. He has participated in several exhibitions and art sales in different spaces. In 1991 he founded his company Decor Moda, dedicated to image and photography consulting for fashion brands. In 1995 he began exploring his visual identity through fine art photography. In 2001 he created Estudio Art Manzcera, where he dedicated himself to his great passion: art. In this studio, he made aluminum sculptures inspired by women and their role in the world. In 2014 he presented a tribute to the women of the world at People Art Factory.

I want to share some notes about my artistic and professional career. Since 2015, I have been part of the International Supplier Chamber of Commerce in Washington D.C., where I have exhibited my sculptural work from my business Art Manzcera Studio. My work is characterized by exploring topics such as the cycle of life, the diversity of women and spirituality. I have participated in several competitions and exhibitions, both national and international, and have developed monumental sculpture projects in steel and aluminum. I am also dedicated to digital and artistic photography, creating asymmetrical images that evoke magical worlds and sensations of peace and meditation. My goal is to continue growing as an artist and contribute with my work to culture and social well-being.

I am a contemporary artist who has been able to take advantage of his experiences in art to develop his own and coherent style. I feel completely happy with my work, which reflects my vision of a life in harmony with the planet and its inhabitants. My work expresses the values of love, freedom and respect that I consider essential for a peaceful and supportive coexistence. I am not looking to compete with anyone, but to improve myself and share my passion for art.