David Bucciero

Artistic pseudonym: Salvaje Indómito

Buenos Aires, Argentina (1974) · Lives and works in Buenos Aires

Email jbucciero@abc.gob.ar

Instagram @salvaje_indomito

Web salvajeindomito.com

PROFILE

Contemporary visual artist whose practice investigates painting as a field of energy in tension between matter, light, and perception. His work operates at the boundary between surface and installation, exploring the notion of pulse as an internal force that activates matter and transforms it into a perceptual threshold between appearance and disappearance.

He develops oil-on-canvas works and expanded painting projects linked to natural light, bodily scale, and the dematerialization of the pictorial image.

EDUCATION

Studies in Visual Arts, National University Institute of Art — IUNA
Primary Education Professor
Postgraduate Degree in Youth and Adult Education

EXHIBITIONS

2002 — Hall of Lost Steps, School of Law, University of Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires.
2001 — Collective exhibition by the Mercado Negro group, Casa Cabrera Cultural Space, Buenos Aires.

ARTISTIC PROJECTS

The Untamed Frontier

Research on the dematerialization of painting through layers, membranes, and light.

Stellar Pulse

Expanded painting with light integration.

Territories of the Last Song

Pictorial series in oil on canvas.

Pandemic 2020

Gestural pictorial series.

OPEN CALLS AND PROJECTS IN DEVELOPMENT

Preparation of projects for national and international open calls linked to contemporary painting, installation, light, and expanded practices.

PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

He works as a director and teacher in the field of education for youth, adults, and older adults in the Province of Buenos Aires. His educational work, linked to inclusion, literacy, and access to culture, informs his view of painting as a territory of transformation, persistence, and construction of meaning.

STATEMENT

“I paint to traverse matter and keep beating.”