MUSICOS DEL PUEBLO 2
MUSICOS DEL PUEBLO 2
Victor Salvador
A dense press of musicians fills the canvas — flutes raised, a guitar strummed, wide-brimmed hats tilting toward one another in shared rhythm. Salvador works in warm ochres, burnt siennas, and a single bold burst of purple, the forms rounded and interlocking like relief sculpture. The mural-like compression of bodies reflects his lifelong commitment to Andean communal life, where music is not performance but collective breath.
2015 - Oil on Canvas
130x110 cm
51.2 × 43.3 in
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About Victor Salvador
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Victor Salvador
Victor Salvador, born in April 1955 in Lima, Peru, is an accomplished artist with an extensive and diverse artistic career. He started his journey at the Escuela Nacional Superior Autónoma de Bellas Artes del Perú in 1971 and later became a drawing professor at the same institution.
Victor has showcased his work extensively, both in solo and group exhibitions, across various countries including Japan, Germany, Spain, France, the USA, Puerto Rico, Chile, and Mexico. His art deeply reflects the customs, traditions, and everyday life of Huancavelica, offering an authentic portrayal of Andean life without resorting to conventionalism or paternalism.
He has received multiple awards and honors throughout his career, including the National Painting Contest of Peru (1979-1980), professional titles in Fine Arts and Drawing & Painting, a Silver Medal in 1999, and a special recognition trophy for his artistic trajectory by the Ministry of Tourism in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, in 2014.
Victor Salvador's work has been part of important exhibitions in Peru and internationally, with notable presence in countries like the United States, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Chile, Colombia, Spain, France, Ecuador, and Canada. His art is a testament to his profound connection with his roots and his dedication to portraying the rich cultural tapestry of Peru.
