José Parlá Uses His Art to Solve Visual “Problems”

We sat down with the ever-energetic José Parlá to discuss this latest body of work and how it tells the story of his life, from his music and art-filled childhood in Miami and Puerto Rico, to his early experiments with painting and extensive travels around the world.

[@elflaco6654]

Wonder if Jose gives props to Carlos Alfonzo or was influenced by his work, I was. Carlos is one of the Cuban artist that I still carry his work and passion for art to this day in my heart. Always will.

[@rr7firefly]

Art transcends personality, if it is art.

[@JimOverbeckgenius]

A chronological wave, by Jove!? I'll give 'em a chronological wave of my hand goodbye. They don't solve "visual problems" - they are visual problems.

[@muttlee9195]

Too much fractal decimals and LSD you old tart

[@JimOverbeckgenius]

@@muttlee9195 You can't have too much LSD + I'm naturally lubricious & when it's nice out I don't put it away.