BERNABE SEDITA

Bernabe came from an artist's family. His father, Daniel Sedita, an impressionist artist, guided him in the "au plein air" practice at a very early age. He accompanied him on his painting trips and exhibitions in different cities in Argentina. At 16, he spent three months painting in the North of Argentina under the guidance of Emaus Miciu, who was another strong influence on Bernabe's work. The Miciu and Sedita families have always been connected because Georg tutored Daniel long ago, and then Emaus did the same with Bernabe. In 2009, Bernabe started traveling with his father to the United States. He visited several museums and art galleries in New York, Miami, Washington DC, Atlanta, and Miami. On all those trips, he painted the incredible fall of New York, Boulder, CO, and Lexington, South Carolina. In Lexington, he stayed and spent several months painting and learning with the artist Suzanne Morgan Wilkins. In 2015, he traveled to Europe to learn from the Greatest Masters. He spent months visiting the museums of Paris, Berlin, Prague, Madrid, Barcelona and Italy. Nowadays, Bernabe exhibits in Buenos Aires, Cordoba, and Merlo, San Luis. He has also displayed his work in the Conrad Hotel in Punta del Este, Uruguay.