Dario Salvatore Bucheli Art

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Dario Salvatore Bucheli Art

Contemporary artist ✧ The unseen, revealed ✧ Collect my work, via website and Fort Works Art

05/13/2026

🔥 I’m having a solo exhibition at this month! Come out Friday 05/22/2026 from 6-9pm

Dario Salvatore Bucheli presents “Transformation Cycle” at Box 13 ArtSpace. The work narrates the mythic journey of the snake: She encounters the moon pierced by a blade and recognizes that transformation requires sacrifice. She then descends underground, entering a liminal space where she sheds her skin and releases what she can no longer carry forward. Finally, she emerges from the earth, reborn into a new form. The cycle continues, an ongoing passage of change, surrender, and renewal.

BIO & STATEMENT 📝
Dario Salvatore Bucheli is an artist and museum professional based in Beaumont, Texas. Bucheli holds a BA from the University of Dallas and an MFA from Texas Christian University, both in Studio Art with a focus on painting. Exhibition history includes presentations throughout Texas and internationally in both solo and group exhibitions. Bucheli’s work is represented by Fort Works Art

Bucheli explores themes of displacement, identity, and connection through reinterpretations of symbols from pre-colonial Mesoamerican codices alongside references to contemporary American politics and culture. This approach reflects an ongoing effort to situate the present moment within the broader context of American history.

EXHIBITION DETAILS ☑️

- LOCATION: Box 13 ArtSpace (6700 Harrisburg Blvd, Houston TX 77011)
- DATES: May 22-June 27, 2026
- RECEPTION: Friday May 22, 2026 from 6-9pm

04/08/2026

Documentation is here 🔥

“An Essential, Recurring Movement”, 2026, Interior latex, Site-specific, dimensions variable.
With assistance by Sol Diaz-Peña, lan Miles Gerson, and Alexis Pye.

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In this site-specific painting, the snake sheds her skin and becomes a river flowing upward into the night sky, joining the stars as a constellation.
Situated within the “Constellations” Series, the stars are no longer mere celestial markers, but divine symbols that reflect the principles that orient lived experience.
This work presents transformation not just as a rupture, but as an ongoing process that reveals direction.

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This work was commissioned by for the exhibition “Mud + Corn + Stone + Blue”. It will remain on view until May 2, 2026.

From Lawndale Art Center:
“Told through a constellation of places and temporal back-and-forths, this traveling exhibit traces stories of the entangled lands of the United States and Central America. ‘Mud + Corn + Stone + Blue’ includes artwork from the U.S. Corn Belt and from Guatemala, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Honduras, and Texas. ‘Mud + Corn + Stone + Blue’ a traveling exhibition curated by Laura Augusta and produced by Independent Curators International (ICI), New York and the Stanlee & Gerald Rubin Center for Visual Arts at The University of Texas at El Paso.”” .rubincenter

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Thank you and for the beautiful photographs 🤍📸

02/23/2026

To lift your eyes to the stars- because of, not in spite of great difficulty, is to set your sight on the highest good you can think of ✨

Thank you for your continued support and to the team that brought my vision to life with me

02/19/2026

✨ We’re so back ✨

I’ve been generously invited back by the Lawndale Art Center team to install a site-specific painting for an upcoming group show.

I deleted all social media from my phone, but I do plan to post occasionally. Real, meaningful opportunities are coming my way through what I do irl, not through social media✨ so that’s where my energy will go.

01/09/2026

Series of small works on paper in the making 🐍

I’m trying to be both loose and experimental, while also focusing my efforts within the scope of my ongoing series.

01/07/2026

The first painting of 2026 ✨ Same questions, new stories, new paintings.

I’m not trying to chase answers yet, I’m choosing to stay open to what manifests to me as I make the work. Trusting the spirit and the intention behind each painting to guide me through.

Grateful to be here another year 🔥 still doing the work. Grateful for new starts, for the uncertainty, and the continued opportunity to make and grow.

Address

706 Magnolia Street
Beaumont, TX
77701

Website

http://www.dsbucheli.com/

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