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Parlá is known for his "calligraphic abstraction." He mimics the layers of city walls, using gesture and texture to represent memories, history, and the passage of time.
His works are in prestigious collections including the Brooklyn Museum, The British Museum, Perez Art Museum Miami (PAMM), and the National Museum of Fine Arts in Havana.
His monumental mural "ONE: Union of the Senses" stands in the lobby of One World Trade Center, symbolizing global unity and resilience.
Yes, emerging from the Miami writing culture under the name "Ease," he evolved his street practice into a sophisticated studio language rooted in Abstract Expressionism.
Collectors are drawn to the poetic narrative of his work. Owning a Parlá is seen as preserving a piece of urban archaeology and contemporary history.
It is a celebrated global project with artist JR, where they documented the history of cities like Havana and Istanbul through the portraits of elderly inhabitants and calligraphic intervention.
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