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General FAQs

1. What type of art does Angie Rangel create?

Angie specializes in original, one-of-a-kind pieces inspired by Colombian culture, using vibrant colors and storytelling in her work.

2. Are Angie’s artworks available for purchase?
Yes, you can explore Angie’s available collections on her online gallery. Each piece is original and unique.
3. Can I request a specific type of art?

Angie currently only offer original artworks, but if you’re interested in signed prints with a certificate of authenticity, feel free to reach out, and I’d be happy to assist.

4. How do I know if a piece will fit my space?

Each artwork includes detailed dimensions and descriptions to help you visualize how it will fit your space.

5. Do you provide certificates of authenticity?

Yes, every piece comes with a signed certificate of authenticity.

6. How can I contact Angie for more information?

You can use the contact form on the website to reach out, or email her directly at contact@angierangel.com

Shipping Information

1. Where do you ship?

Angie offers worldwide shipping, ensuring her art reaches clients globally.

2. How long does shipping take?

Shipping timelines vary based on the destination. Domestic shipping typically takes 5-7 business days, while international orders may take 10-14 business days.

3. How is the artwork packaged?

Each piece is carefully packaged in sturdy, protective materials to ensure safe delivery. Fragile items receive additional cushioning and custom packaging.

4. What are the shipping costs?

Shipping costs depend on the size, weight, and destination of the artwork. The exact cost will be calculated at checkout.

5. Do you offer tracking for shipments?

Yes, all shipments come with a tracking number that will be provided once the artwork is dispatched.

6. What happens if my artwork arrives damaged?

In the rare case of damage during transit, please contact us immediately with photos of the damaged item and packaging. We will resolve the issue promptly, either by refund or replacement.

7. Do you offer returns or exchanges?

Due to the unique nature of the art, all sales are final. However, if there’s an issue with your order, please contact us, and we’ll work to resolve it.

8. How do I care for my artwork after receiving it?

Detailed care instructions will be included with your purchase to help you preserve your artwork’s quality and longevity.

About Angie Rangel

1. Where are you from, and how does your background influence your art?

I’m from Barranquilla – Colombia, where the vibrant culture and colors deeply influence my art. I studied Fine Arts at Bellas Artes, and my work reflects the richness of my Caribbean roots, blending themes of identity, memory, and femininity.

2. What inspired you to become an artist?

I was inspired by my desire to explore the world—its sunsets, landscapes, nights in different cities. Ultimately, it’s the movement and curiosity that drive me.

3. When did you start exploring art as a profession?

My mother recognized my creative potential from a young age and encouraged me to pursue art, even though neither of us knew how challenging the journey would be. She has been one of my greatest motivators, pushing me to follow the path where I felt most comfortable and to strive for success while finding ways to make a living through my passion. And what a beautiful chaos we embarked on!

4. What is your greatest achievement as an artist so far?

My greatest achievement as an artist so far has been creating a body of work that deeply resonates with people, reflecting themes of memory, femininity, and cultural identity. Seeing my art connect with others on an emotional level and being recognized in exhibitions and collections has been incredibly rewarding. It’s a testament to the power of storytelling through art.

5. What materials and techniques do you use in your work?

After the pandemic, I developed an interest in working with acrylics and oil paints, which led me to immerse myself in mastering these techniques. I dedicated two years to studying color theory with guidance from the masters at the art school in Barranquilla. Acrylics allow me to work quickly and layer dynamically, while oils offer a richness and depth that enhance the emotional impact of my work. My focus on color stems from its ability to evoke powerful emotions and create connections between the viewer and the themes of memory and identity that I explore in my art.

6. How much time do you dedicate to each piece?
It depends on the size—smaller works take me about 3-5 weeks, while larger ones can take months, depending on their complexity.
7. How do you choose the color palette for your works?
I choose my palette based on the emotions and themes I want to convey. Each color is carefully selected to evoke a specific mood or connection, often inspired by my cultural roots and memories.
8. Are there recurring elements in your work? What do they represent?
Yes, recurring elements like butterflies, crocodiles, and traditional symbols reflect transformation, resilience, and a connection to my heritage. Dresses are an essential part of my work, inspired by childhood memories, making them a visible symbol in my pieces. Cages also appear frequently, along with the white rabbit and everyday objects, each carrying its own metaphorical weight. These elements represent themes of memory, freedom, and the intersection between the ordinary and the surreal.
9. What message do you aim to convey with your art?
Feminine Identity in Transformation, my works depict female figures in states of metamorphosis, combining traditional elements (elegant dresses, parasols) with contemporary symbols (Bitcoin, digital elements). This suggests an exploration of how feminine identity evolves in the digital age while maintaining connections to the past.
10. Do you have a life philosophy that guides your art?
My art is a reflection of a life philosophy that embraces ambiguity and finds beauty in continuous transformation, recognizing that our identity is constantly evolving while maintaining connections to our cultural and personal heritage.
11. What artists or artistic movements have influenced you the most?
I am deeply influenced by Surrealist pioneers like Remedios Varo and Leonora Carrington, whose symbolic and dreamlike worlds inspire my exploration of memory and femininity. Frida Kahlo’s personal storytelling and cultural pride resonate with my connection to heritage, while Georgia O’Keeffe’s abstract natural forms and Mary Cassatt’s focus on intimacy shape my approach to emotional expression. Movements like Surrealism, Expressionism, and Impressionism play a key role in how I use color, light, and emotion to evoke transformation and connection in my work.
13. How would you describe your creative process?
My process is intuitive and rooted in storytelling, starting with an emotion or memory and evolving through layers of color, texture, and symbolism.
14. What story does your latest work tell?
It explores the connection between memory and transformation, blending personal nostalgia with universal themes of identity and femininity.
15. What does it mean to you for someone to collect your work?
It’s a profound honor—it means they see value in my story and want to make it a part of their own.
16. What do you hope collectors feel or experience when viewing your work?
I hope they feel a deep emotional connection and a sense of curiosity, reflecting on their own memories and interpretations.
17. What sets your art apart from other contemporary artists?
My art blends surrealism with cultural heritage, using recurring symbols like dresses and everyday objects to create narratives that feel both personal and universal.

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