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Nela Arias-Mission (born 1925) is a Cuban artist known for her paintings in the Abstract Expressionist style.
Arias-Mission was born in Havana, Cuba.
She studied at Traphagens and Parsons in New York.
She studied at the Hans Hofmann School in New York
Her art is very much a product of the Hans Hofmann school of painting. [1]
"I refuse to analyze my painting. I cannot paint if I think. I cannot preconceive a painting. I cannot paint. I only know by intensities. Passion is the source of understanding. I absorbe the world around me like a sponge--light, passions, personalities, smells. Before I can paint, I must empty myself totally, not thinking or imagining so that I can be used as an instrument, a channel. The purpose of my work is love." [1]