Juan Javier Salazar

Place: Lima

Born: 1942

Death: 2019

Biography:

Early Life and Artistic Beginnings

, also known as E.P.S. Huayco, was a Peruvian artist born in Lima in 1942. He was a prominent figure in the Peruvian art scene, particularly in the medium of silkscreen.

Artistic Contributions and Themes

Huayco's work often explored themes of social and political commentary, reflecting his deep concern for the societal issues of his time. As a member of the art collective known as Grupo Paréntesis, Huayco actively participated in the Peruvian art movement, pushing boundaries with his graphic arts.

Notable Artworks and Exhibitions

Some of Huayco's notable artworks include:

• Silkscreen Prints: A collection of prints that showcase his mastery of the medium, available for viewing on Wikioo.org
• Graphic Arts: A series of artworks that highlight his contributions to the graphic arts movement in Peru, featured in the Museo de Arte Contemporáneo in Lima.

Legacy and Remembrance

Huayco passed away in 2019, leaving behind a legacy of artistic expression and social commentary. His work continues to be celebrated in Peruvian art circles and can be found in various collections, including the Museo de la Ciudad in Lima.

Further Reading and Exploration

For more information on Huayco's life and artworks, visit: Wikioo.org: Juan Javier Salazar | Artworks Wikipedia: Peruvian Art

• Discover more about the Grupo Paréntesis and its influence on Peruvian art.
• Explore the Museo de Arte Contemporáneo's collection, featuring Huayco's graphic arts.