Leandra Di Buelna – H E I G H T S A R T https://heightsartgallery.com Heights Art Gallery Mon, 04 Sep 2023 20:39:03 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.6.1 187665590 M.O.H. No. 4 https://heightsartgallery.com/product/m-o-h-no-4/ Mon, 13 Sep 2021 16:38:56 +0000 https://heightsartgallery.com/?post_type=product&p=1375 Leandra Di Buelna  |  12″ x 18″ Unframed  |  Acrylic on Canvas  | M.O.H. No. 4

He was born in Houston, to Mary Petronella, a member of the Sicilian restaurant clan, and a handsome father who was part Cherokee and part German. His father drank heavily and died in a car accident after the couple lost their second child, a young girl, to spinal meningitis. Leo was two.

He and his mother ended up in California with an Italian boxer whom he doesn’t want to honor by calling stepfather. “I was raised by a fist,” he said.

Bill Arning, the director of the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, said he was fascinated less by the imagery than by Buelna’s compulsion to create, for so many years, without much of a desire to share his work like well-known outsider artists such as Forrest Bess. Arning said he likely would have discouraged a younger artist from making imagery that looks so cartoony and “heavy-metal illustrative,” but he was fascinated because of Buelna’s age and passion.

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M.O.H. No. 6 https://heightsartgallery.com/product/m-o-h-no-6/ Mon, 13 Sep 2021 16:36:42 +0000 https://heightsartgallery.com/?post_type=product&p=1373 Leandra Di Buelna  |  18″ x 24″ Unframed  |  Acrylic on Canvas  | M.O.H. No. 6

He was born in Houston, to Mary Petronella, a member of the Sicilian restaurant clan, and a handsome father who was part Cherokee and part German. His father drank heavily and died in a car accident after the couple lost their second child, a young girl, to spinal meningitis. Leo was two.

He and his mother ended up in California with an Italian boxer whom he doesn’t want to honor by calling stepfather. “I was raised by a fist,” he said.

Bill Arning, the director of the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, said he was fascinated less by the imagery than by Buelna’s compulsion to create, for so many years, without much of a desire to share his work like well-known outsider artists such as Forrest Bess. Arning said he likely would have discouraged a younger artist from making imagery that looks so cartoony and “heavy-metal illustrative,” but he was fascinated because of Buelna’s age and passion.

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M.O.H. No. 9 https://heightsartgallery.com/product/m-o-h-no-9/ Mon, 13 Sep 2021 16:18:43 +0000 https://heightsartgallery.com/?post_type=product&p=1371 Leandra Di Buelna  |  36″ x 24″ Unframed  |  Acrylic on Canvas  | M.O.H. No. 9

He was born in Houston, to Mary Petronella, a member of the Sicilian restaurant clan, and a handsome father who was part Cherokee and part German. His father drank heavily and died in a car accident after the couple lost their second child, a young girl, to spinal meningitis. Leo was two.

He and his mother ended up in California with an Italian boxer whom he doesn’t want to honor by calling stepfather. “I was raised by a fist,” he said.

Bill Arning, the director of the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, said he was fascinated less by the imagery than by Buelna’s compulsion to create, for so many years, without much of a desire to share his work like well-known outsider artists such as Forrest Bess. Arning said he likely would have discouraged a younger artist from making imagery that looks so cartoony and “heavy-metal illustrative,” but he was fascinated because of Buelna’s age and passion.

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I-BURUU https://heightsartgallery.com/product/i-buruu/ Fri, 10 Sep 2021 14:58:32 +0000 https://heightsartgallery.com/?post_type=product&p=1351 Leandra Di Buelna  |  –” x –” Unframed  |  Acrylic on Canvas  | I-BURUU

He was born in Houston, to Mary Petronella, a member of the Sicilian restaurant clan, and a handsome father who was part Cherokee and part German. His father drank heavily and died in a car accident after the couple lost their second child, a young girl, to spinal meningitis. Leo was two.

He and his mother ended up in California with an Italian boxer whom he doesn’t want to honor by calling stepfather. “I was raised by a fist,” he said.

Bill Arning, the director of the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, said he was fascinated less by the imagery than by Buelna’s compulsion to create, for so many years, without much of a desire to share his work like well-known outsider artists such as Forrest Bess. Arning said he likely would have discouraged a younger artist from making imagery that looks so cartoony and “heavy-metal illustrative,” but he was fascinated because of Buelna’s age and passion.

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Can U See I Love U https://heightsartgallery.com/product/can-u-see-i-love-u/ Fri, 10 Sep 2021 14:48:04 +0000 https://heightsartgallery.com/?post_type=product&p=1349 Leandra Di Buelna  |  –” x –” Unframed  |  Acrylic on Canvas  | Can U See I Love U

He was born in Houston, to Mary Petronella, a member of the Sicilian restaurant clan, and a handsome father who was part Cherokee and part German. His father drank heavily and died in a car accident after the couple lost their second child, a young girl, to spinal meningitis. Leo was two.

He and his mother ended up in California with an Italian boxer whom he doesn’t want to honor by calling stepfather. “I was raised by a fist,” he said.

Bill Arning, the director of the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, said he was fascinated less by the imagery than by Buelna’s compulsion to create, for so many years, without much of a desire to share his work like well-known outsider artists such as Forrest Bess. Arning said he likely would have discouraged a younger artist from making imagery that looks so cartoony and “heavy-metal illustrative,” but he was fascinated because of Buelna’s age and passion.

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The Thing Is Back https://heightsartgallery.com/product/the-thing-is-back/ Fri, 10 Sep 2021 14:38:25 +0000 https://heightsartgallery.com/?post_type=product&p=1347 Leandra Di Buelna  |  24″ x 36″ Unframed  |  Acrylic on Canvas  | The Thing Is Back

He was born in Houston, to Mary Petronella, a member of the Sicilian restaurant clan, and a handsome father who was part Cherokee and part German. His father drank heavily and died in a car accident after the couple lost their second child, a young girl, to spinal meningitis. Leo was two.

He and his mother ended up in California with an Italian boxer whom he doesn’t want to honor by calling stepfather. “I was raised by a fist,” he said.

Bill Arning, the director of the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, said he was fascinated less by the imagery than by Buelna’s compulsion to create, for so many years, without much of a desire to share his work like well-known outsider artists such as Forrest Bess. Arning said he likely would have discouraged a younger artist from making imagery that looks so cartoony and “heavy-metal illustrative,” but he was fascinated because of Buelna’s age and passion.

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Six Shad Of A Nickel https://heightsartgallery.com/product/six-shad-of-a-nickel/ Fri, 10 Sep 2021 14:16:54 +0000 https://heightsartgallery.com/?post_type=product&p=1343 Leandra Di Buelna  |  36″ x 24″ Unframed  |  Acrylic on Canvas  | Six Shad Of A Nickel

He was born in Houston, to Mary Petronella, a member of the Sicilian restaurant clan, and a handsome father who was part Cherokee and part German. His father drank heavily and died in a car accident after the couple lost their second child, a young girl, to spinal meningitis. Leo was two.

He and his mother ended up in California with an Italian boxer whom he doesn’t want to honor by calling stepfather. “I was raised by a fist,” he said.

Bill Arning, the director of the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, said he was fascinated less by the imagery than by Buelna’s compulsion to create, for so many years, without much of a desire to share his work like well-known outsider artists such as Forrest Bess. Arning said he likely would have discouraged a younger artist from making imagery that looks so cartoony and “heavy-metal illustrative,” but he was fascinated because of Buelna’s age and passion.

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My Mind Playing With Me https://heightsartgallery.com/product/my-mind-playing-with-me/ Fri, 10 Sep 2021 13:49:39 +0000 https://heightsartgallery.com/?post_type=product&p=1341 Leandra Di Buelna  |  36″ x 24″ Unframed  |  Acrylic on Canvas  | My Mind Playing With Me

He was born in Houston, to Mary Petronella, a member of the Sicilian restaurant clan, and a handsome father who was part Cherokee and part German. His father drank heavily and died in a car accident after the couple lost their second child, a young girl, to spinal meningitis. Leo was two.

He and his mother ended up in California with an Italian boxer whom he doesn’t want to honor by calling stepfather. “I was raised by a fist,” he said.

Bill Arning, the director of the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, said he was fascinated less by the imagery than by Buelna’s compulsion to create, for so many years, without much of a desire to share his work like well-known outsider artists such as Forrest Bess. Arning said he likely would have discouraged a younger artist from making imagery that looks so cartoony and “heavy-metal illustrative,” but he was fascinated because of Buelna’s age and passion.

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Stugot https://heightsartgallery.com/product/stugot/ Fri, 10 Sep 2021 13:29:01 +0000 https://heightsartgallery.com/?post_type=product&p=1338 Leandra Di Buelna  |  36″ x 24″ Unframed  |  Acrylic on Canvas  | Stugot

He was born in Houston, to Mary Petronella, a member of the Sicilian restaurant clan, and a handsome father who was part Cherokee and part German. His father drank heavily and died in a car accident after the couple lost their second child, a young girl, to spinal meningitis. Leo was two.

He and his mother ended up in California with an Italian boxer whom he doesn’t want to honor by calling stepfather. “I was raised by a fist,” he said.

Bill Arning, the director of the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, said he was fascinated less by the imagery than by Buelna’s compulsion to create, for so many years, without much of a desire to share his work like well-known outsider artists such as Forrest Bess. Arning said he likely would have discouraged a younger artist from making imagery that looks so cartoony and “heavy-metal illustrative,” but he was fascinated because of Buelna’s age and passion.

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What Are U Looking At https://heightsartgallery.com/product/what-are-u-looking-at/ Sun, 05 Sep 2021 01:15:42 +0000 https://heightsartgallery.com/?post_type=product&p=1320 Leandra Di Buelna  |  35.5″ x 50″ Unframed  |  Acrylic on Canvas  | What Are U Looking At

Bill Arning, the director of the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, said he was fascinated less by the imagery than by Buelna’s compulsion to create, for so many years, without much of a desire to share his work like well-known outsider artists such as Forrest Bess. Arning said he likely would have discouraged a younger artist from making imagery that looks so cartoony and “heavy-metal illustrative,” but he was fascinated because of Buelna’s age and passion.

He was born in Houston, to Mary Petronella, a member of the Sicilian restaurant clan, and a handsome father who was part Cherokee and part German. His father drank heavily and died in a car accident after the couple lost their second child, a young girl, to spinal meningitis. Leo was two.

He and his mother ended up in California with an Italian boxer whom he doesn’t want to honor by calling stepfather. “I was raised by a fist,” he said.

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