Cuando pinta siente la libertad absoluta, el tiempo y el espacio son totalmente suyos, una soledad positiva que le permite encontrarse a si mismo. Comenz\u00f3 redibujando su propia arquitectura, pasando por el cuerpo femenino por el que siempre sinti\u00f3 una gran atracci\u00f3n. Con el tiempo su pintura fue abandonando la arquitectura y se fue volviendo mas emocional y expresiva. Con el collage incorpor\u00f3 su necesaria cuota de realismo, signos, formas humanas, ciudades, palabras, personajes y actualidad, recurriendo a un tema constante: New York.
\nLos l\u00edmites que se autoimpone son el Word Cut y una paleta reducida, negro, profundidad-espacialidad, blanco, materialidad, rojo, acento, fuerza, sentimiento y los amarillos, azules o verdes, casi gotas que \u00faltimamente son cada vez mas escasos.
\nA traves de la pintura puede encontrarse, respirar, tomar aire, es un acto de libertad, Mario dice que pinta para poder soportar seguir siendo arquitecto …
\n\u00abTexto abreviado de Mario Corea sobre la pintura\u00bb<\/p>\n

Bio<\/p>\n

Mario Corea Aiello naci\u00f3 en Rosario en 1939. En 1962 se gradu\u00f3 en la Escuela de Arquitectura de la Universidad Nacional del Litoral en Rosario, para luego trasladarse a Boston donde en 1964 recibe el t\u00edtulo de Master of Architecture in Urban Design. En Cambridge el arquitecto fue colaborador del estudio Sert, Jackson and Associates de 1962 a 1965, y en los dos a\u00f1os siguientes colabor\u00f3 en los estudios de Desmond and Lord y Paul Rudolph. En 1968 empieza su trayectoria acad\u00e9mica como docente del Instituto de la Facultad de Arquitectura, Planeamiento y dise\u00f1o en la Universidad Nacional de Rosario, y en 1968 establece Arquitectos Asociados en la misma ciudad. En 1970 recibe el Diploma in Urban Studies de la Architectural Association de Londres.
\nEn el a\u00f1o 1976 Sert le ofrece trabajar en Barcelona. Ejerce de 1976 a 2007 como profesor en la Escola T\u00e8cnica Superior d\u2019Aquitectura del Vall\u00e8s de la Universitat Polit\u00e8cnica de Catalunya. En Barcelona, Corea integr\u00f3 su estudio con los arquitectos Edgardo Mannino (1981-1991) y Francisco Gallardo (1981-1997). De 1997-2000 establece Mario Corea Arquitectura. En 2000 forman el estudio Corea-Mor\u00e1n Arquitectes, junto a Llu\u00eds Mor\u00e1n (2000-2010).
\nEn el a\u00f1o 2010, recibe el premio A+ a la trayectoria y la designaci\u00f3n como Honorary Fellow del American Institute of Architects. En 2011, se nomina el Hospital General de Mollet para el Premio de Arquitectura Contempor\u00e1nea de la Uni\u00f3n Europea \u2013 Premio Mies van der Rohe, y Mario recibe el premio de Arquitectura a la trayectoria internacional, otorgado por la XIII Bienal de Buenos Aires.
\nEn la actualidad el arquitecto contin\u00faa desarrollando tanto su pr\u00e1ctica profesional en Barcelona en el estudio Mario Corea Arquitectura como su trayectoria acad\u00e9mica, impartiendo conferencias, talleres y seminarios en Europa, Asia, EEUU y Argentina.
\nDespu\u00e9s de muchos a\u00f1os de pr\u00e1ctica profesional como arquitecto y amante desde sus inicios del dibujo, Corea comienza a pintar en 1987.<\/p>\n

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When he paints he feels a complete freedom, time and space are all his own, a positive solitude lets him find himself. Began redrawing his own architecture, through the female body which he always felt a great attraction to. Over time his painting abandoned architecture and became more emotional and expressive. With the collage he incorporated the necessary quota of realism, signs, human forms, cities, words, characters and actuality, using a constant theme: New York.
\nThe limits are self-imposed a Word Cut and a reduced palette, black, deep-spatiality, white, materiality, red, accent, strength, feeling and yellow, blue or green, drops are almost every time more scarce.
\nThrough painting can be found, breathe, take a breath, is an act of freedom, Mario says he paints continue to endure architect …
\n\u00bb A shorten text about the painting of Mario Corea\u00bb<\/p>\n

Bio: <\/p>\n

Mario Corea Aiello was born in Rosario in 1939. In 1962 he graduated from Escuela de Arquitectura of Universidad Nacional del Litoralien Rosario, then he moved to Boston where in 1964 he received the title of Master of Architecture in Urban Design. In Cambridge he collaborated as an architect in the Studio Sert, Jackson and Associates from 1962 to 1965, and worked for two years in the Studio of Desmond and Lord and Paul Rudolph. In 1968 he started his academic career as a professor at the Instituto de la Facultad de Arquitectura, Planning and Design at the Universidad Nacional de Rosario and in 1968 he established Associates Architects in the same city. In 1970 he received the Diploma in Urban Studies at the Architectural Association in London.
\nIn 1976 Sert offered him a job in Barcelona. From 1976 to 2007 practiced as a professor at the Escola T\u00e8cnica Superior d\u2019Aquitectura del Vall\u00e8s de la Universitat Polit\u00e8cnica de Catalunya. In Barcelona, Corea joined his studio with architects Edgardo Mannino (1981-1991) and Francisco Garcia (1981-1997). From 1997-2000 established Mario Corea Architecture. In 2000 formed the Corea-Moran Architects Studio, with Llu\u00eds Mor\u00e1n (2000-2010).
\nIn 2010, he received the award A + to the trajectory and named as an Honorary Fellow of the American Institute of Architects. In 2011, was nominated for Contemporary Architecture Prize of the European Union – Mies van der Rohe with Mollet General Hospital and Mario was awarded to the path of international architecture, awarded by the XIII Biennial of Buenos Aires.<\/p>\n

Today the architect continues to develop both his practices in Barcelona in Mario Corea Architecture Studio as an architect and his academic career by giving lectures, workshops and seminars in Europe, Asia, USA and Argentina.<\/p>\n

After many years of practice as an architect and being a lover of drawing since the beginning, Corea began to paint in 1987.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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