PARRA HISTORY
Originally from Guanajuato, Mexico, Parra began his sculpture career at an early age under the guidance of his father. At 16, he attended the prestigious School of Sculpture and Blacksmithing in Guanajuato, where he developed his passion for metal sculpture.
The exhibit at the Low Gallery highlights Parra’s skill in creating realistic pieces from the animal kingdom, ranging from owls and eagles to an imposing Long Horn. Each piece is handcrafted with metals that are precisely cut and welded. These sculptures are perfect for both indoor and outdoor spaces.
About Crecencio Parra.
Crescencio Parra, who recently moved to Fort Worth, has found a great source of inspiration in this community. His works reflect his dedication and the legacy of his blacksmith father. His goal is for more people to see and appreciate his art, and to inspire others to pursue their artistic dreams.
FAQ
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When asked what he wants for his future. He says...I want to sell more of my art. I want a lot of people to see my art." His passion is clear. Every piece of art he creates is a testament to his devotion to his father's legacy as a blacksmith. The way his eyes light up just talking about his past, how much things have changed for him over the years, and how his artistic skill has evolved is truly inspiring. "I hope more children see this and realize it's possible to become an artist.
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Who is Crecencio Parra?Originally from Guanajuato, Mexico, Parra began his sculpture career at a young age under his father's guidance. At 16, he attended the prestigious School of Sculpture and Blacksmithing in Guanajuato, where he developed his passion for metal sculpture.