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Arco (Arch) by PLUNA Pyrography and colored pencil on wood panel Image courtesy of Juan José López

De verde y blanco (Of Green and White) by PLUNA Pyrography and colored pencil on wood panel Image courtesy of Juan José López

Rosal prisionero (Emprisoned Rosebush) by PLUNA Pyrography and colored pencil on wood panel Image courtesy of Juan José López

Rosado (Rosé) by PLUNA Pyrography, colored pencil, and watercolor on wood panel Image courtesy of Juan José López

Instrumental de Cocina (Kitchen Equipment) by PLUNA Pyrography and colored pencil on wood panel Image courtesy of Juan José López

Botes (Jars) by PLUNA Pyrography and colored pencil on wood panel Image courtesy of Juan José López

Molinillo (Coffee grinder) by PLUNA Pyrography and colored pencil on wood panel Image courtesy of Juan José López

Té en rojo (Tea in Red) by PLUNA Pyrography and oil painting on wood panel Image courtesy of Juan José López

Sexto caño (Sixth Spout) by PLUNA Pyrography and stains on wood panel Image courtesy of Juan José López

Fuente de Mantiel (Mantiel Fountain) by PLUNA Pyrography and colored pencil on wood panel Image courtesy of Juan José López

Fuente en Siguenza (Fountain in Siguenza) by PLUNA Pyrography and colored pencil on wood panel See the city of Siguenza at this link. It is a city in the province of Guadalajara, Spain. Image courtesy of Juan José López

Ejercicio de atención (Exercise in Attention) by PLUNA Pyrography, watercolor, and colored pencil on wood panel Image courtesy of Juan José López

Spanish artist PLUNA, has been experimenting intensely in pyrographic art since his time in the country (1998–2005), when he felt the need for an expression related to the wood and fire—nature's elements—surrounding him in that rural setting. PLUNA is an internationally recognized artist with a long list of exhibitions to his credit. He is currently residing in Madrid.

PLUNA was introduced briefly in the November-December 2008 issue of Pyrograffiti in the WOM announcing his exhibition near Madrid entitled Water. Subsequently, he was featured with his story and more examples of his works in an illustrated article in the January-February 2009 Pyrograffiti.

PLUNA's story, his technique, his list of exhibitions, and more of his works are featured on his own web site (in Spanish) at pluna.red-sur.com.

In 2008, PLUNA started his own blog, which you can visit at pirograbarte.blogspot.com/. Among other things, he has used this forum to philosophize about motivations behind his exhibitions.

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