
portrait
collage
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2024
ojovivo is an experimental digital artist from San Miguel de Tucumán, Argentina. His work focuses on animation, motion graphics, and animated collage, combining multiple visual languages such as video, 3D, artificial intelligence, and the creative use of CC0 material. Each piece emerges from a conceptual search where the technique adapts to the idea—not the other way around—allowing the symbolic, the surreal, and the abstract to coexist in constant transformation. He holds a degree in Graphic Design, and his training in digital art and new technologies developed through continuous study in online environments, digital communities, specialized forums, and platforms like YouTube, where he deepened his understanding of contemporary visual creation techniques.
For several years, he worked as a freelance motion graphics designer for international studios, creating animated sequences, title designs, and special effects. His work has received both national and international recognition and has been selected for festivals such as Pause Fest (Australia), IndieX Film Fest (USA), Off Camera Plus / Off Motion (Poland), and the Buenos Aires Rojo Sangre Film Festival (Argentina). His digital art has been exhibited in both physical and virtual galleries worldwide, including NFT Revolution (Saudi Arabia), NFT Liverpool (UK), NFT Europe (Spain), NFT NYC (2023, 2024, 2025), Beeple Studios, NFT Bali, PremioB Arte (Argentina), and The Futura Canvas (South Korea), among others in countries such as France, Japan, and Canada.

Portrait of a Woman
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Jan van Ravesteyn
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"Portrait of a Woman" (1635) by Jan van Ravesteyn is a classic example of 17th-century Dutch portraiture. Painted in oil on wood, the work captures a solemn-looking woman dressed in formal attire, including a millstone ruff and a delicate lace cap—details that reflect the fashion of the time and possibly her social status. Ravesteyn’s attention to detail is evident in the textures of the fabric, hair, and the subtle wetness in her eyes.
The painting is part of The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s collection in New York, though it is not currently on display. It was donated by Henry Goldman in 1912.
Jan van Ravesteyn (c. 1572–1657) was a prominent court portraitist in The Hague and a contemporary of Michiel Jansz van Mierevelt. He was a founding member of the Confrerie Pictura in 1656, a group formed by artists dissatisfied with the existing painters' guild.
collage
portrait
01:00
2024