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La obra de Pinto Rodezno es de tendencia expresionista, ejecutada de forma directa sobre el lienzo, sin requerir boceto preliminar, empleando el borde de cartones rígidos para realizar las diversas tonalidades de colores, mezclándolos de manera totalmente espontanea e intuitiva, creando y desarrollando el tema de la obra al mismo tiempo, como ser, el paisaje colonial urbano del casco histórico de Tegucigalpa y paralelamente también realiza composiciones de carácter conceptual como lo es, "sistema de ciencias" donde adopta personajes virtuales e históricos como el Jesús bíblico y el Quijote de la mancha, etc. Uno de sus mayores recursos, es el contraste dentro de su temática y sus característicos elementos, así como también el contraste de colores, obteniendo y plasmando un estilo muy dinámico, intenso, original y espontaneo.&#13;
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Adjuntando su frase personal: "Yo no trabajo, solo Pinto Rodezno" Su primera exposición formal de pintura la realizó en 1987 en la ciudad de Tegucigalpa. Ha realizado exposiciones en diversos países y ciudades, como lo son: El salvador, Miami, Houston, Nueva York, Washington, New Orleans, Cuba, Brasilia, Río de Janeiro, Santiago de Chile, Barcelona, Ginebra, Seúl, Monte Real, Ottawa, Taiwán.&#13;
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Posee las distinciones de: 2do lugar, concurso mundial de pintura, Sociedad Italo australiana. Melbourne, Australia, 1998. Reconocimiento Banco Atlántida en su 100 aniversario, 2013. Reconocimiento Banco del país, 20 aniversario, 2012. Reconocimiento Juegos florales 2001. San Marcos de Ocotepeque.&#13;
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En cuanto a exposiciones, Keyla ha participado a nivel nacional e internacional en distintos certámenes: en Honduras (1997, 2000, 2001, 2004, 2018 y 2019), El Salvador (2001, 2004), Estados Unidos (2003, 2005 y 2015), Brasil (2008), Taiwán (2009), Corea (2009) República Dominicana (2017), Austria (2018, 2020), Italia (2019), República Checa. (2019), La India (2020). En la Exposición de Corea, fue seleccionada para formar parte del compendio de artistas contemporáneos de Latinoamérica en representación de Honduras.&#13;
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Actualmente es miembro de la Academia Mundial de Arte, se desempeña como columnista del diario La Tribuna en Honduras y es propietaria y directora de la Academia de Arte Keyla Morel.</text>
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