Antonio Bricenio


Bricenio was born in Caracas, Venezuela. He is

licensed in Biology from the Central University of Venezuela. His photos

have been published in several books, newspapers and magazines in

Venezuela and around the world.


"Nature is an infinitely diverse mosaic. Every single piece –animals, plants, mushrooms and even bacteria and viruses- plays a transcendent and irreplaceable role. It has taken thousands of millions of years to bring about the magnificent world where we live. Humans have now changed its equilibrium to a more than critical situation, where we all are endangered. Its indescribable diversity of life is at high risk, and we depend on this diversity for food, energy, medicine, shelter, recreation and much more. But, beyond our survival needs, we do not have the right to destroy nor to alter this unparalleled masterpiece of millions of creatures.

Now it is time to make a decision. We have to choose whether our attitudes and activities will lead to Nature’s destruction –and ours, of course, as a part of it- or to its preservation. There is no other puzzle like this in the whole Universe, nor will we have a second opportunity. The pieces are in our hands." -Bricenio


 

 

 

 

Glimps his 2007 exhibition:


Gods of the Americas

 

52 Venice Biennial

Venezuelan Pavillion,

Venice, Italy

 


 

 

 

 

Antonio Bricenio's works

 were on display at

 Times Square, NYC in March of 2011.

 

Click to read more of this exhibition

  with The Gabarron Foundation.