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same theme they may spend hours contemplating and drawing inspiration from
figures of nature such as humming birds with their fragile wings,
robust legs of
cricket, and
fascinating form of
praying mantis. From
minor or simple creatures that are chosen as subjects of art work, we can see how they enjoy
nature and
love they devote to
most humble things.
The Chinese painter finds it offensive to contemplate and draw
human figure by itself. Human beings are part of
surrounding heavens and earth. They are all together. That is why Chinese paintings are simple in composition and full of harmony, overall balance and peace with all of creation. They are interested in
mood and spirit.
About Ernesto Apomayta Born and raised in Puno, Peru, Ernesto Apomayta was identified as an artistic prodigy at
tender age of five. As a boy, Apomayta was first influenced and inspired by
natural marvels surrounding
humble home he shared with his family. In close proximity to shimmering Lake Titicaca,
striking beauty of
Andes and
awe-inspiring Incan ruins of his ancestors, Apomayta was spiritually compelled to express his wonder visually through his paintbrush. A direct ancestor of
legendary photographer, Martin Chambi, Apomayta derived inspiration from
same native influences and his legacy that encouraged Apomayta to fulfill his own artistic destiny.

To view many of Ernesto Apomayta’s pieces of artwork please visit www.apomaytaart.com for full information on Mr. Apomayta.