Eneide Boneu's work delves into the female mystery. "Within Eneide Boneu's paintings loll the contour of a spontaneous human figure. The expression and the movement are locked, but the color has its own life. It is free to drip and run," writes Dorothee Willert, director of the Ulm Art Museum in Ulm, Germany.

Latin America art critic Juan Manuel Prieto says: "Eneide, far from aligning herself with a certain visual school, seeks her own individualism and creates her own unique textures and chromatic combinations. Her nudes reverse their lifeless thematic condition into an aesthetic argument, deprived of all limitations." Artist and art professor Olga Blinder calls Boneu a "rebel who seeks to express her nonconformity through the conventional painting."

Boneu's work is mixed media on canvas and often includes acrylic, varnish and enamel. Boneu was born in Cordoba, Argentina in 1954. She began painting and studying art while living in Lima, Peru. She moved to Paraguay in 1973, where she currently lives and paints. Her work has been exhibited in Europe, Asia, the United States and South America

download curriculum vitae pdf