Realizo numerosas exposiciones individuales y colectivas en diversas partes del mundo (Latinoamerica, USA, Canada, Europa, y Japon).
Sus obras integran importanates colecciones privadas en Museos y Galerias nacionales e internacionales, (Museo de Arte Moderno de Bs.As, New York, etc).
Fue condecorado por el gobierno del Peru (Belaunde Terry) con la Orden del Sol en grado de Comendador.
Realizo diversas obras publicas, murales y esculturas, en la Universidad de Moron, Universidad de Belgrano, Mercedes Benz (Japon), Estadio Boca Juniors Bs.As, Patio de la Madera (Rosario), Edificio Fortabat, etc.
Ha dictado numerosas conferencias en escuelas, instituciones y universidades del continente.
Existen numerosas publicaciones sobre su obra en distintos idiomas en America, Europa y Japón escritas por Gaston Diehl, Rafael Squirru, Ted Castle, Peter Frank y otros. Recientemente, Pérez Celis ilustró “Leaves of Grass” de Walt Whitman, obra traducida por Jorge Luis Borges y publicada por Juarez Editor. Finalmente “Pérez Celis” por Susan C. Larsen y Renato Rita publicado por Planeta.
Obtuvo diversos premios y distinciones, entre ellos el Premio del Jurado de Montecarlo, y el premio a la Trayectoria de A.D.D. y A. en Bs. As.
Como labor participativa con los ninos y el publico, se destaca la Mega Exposicion realizada en la Biblioteca Nacional-Argentina.
Ha vivido y trabajado en Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Lima, Caracas, Paris, New York, y actualmente en Miami.
He has achieved numerous individual exhibitions and collectives in diverse parts of the world, (Latin America, USA, Canada, Europe, and Japan).
His works are composed of important private collections in National and International Museums and galleries, (Museum of Modern Art Bs. As., New York, etc.).
He has been awarded with the Order of the Sun in degree of Commander by the Peruvian government, (Belaunde Terry).
He has achieved diverse public works, murals and sculptures in the University of Morón, University of Belgrano, Mercedes Benz (Japan), Boca Juniors Stadium Bs. As., Patio of Madera (Rosario), Fortabat Building, etc.
He has dictated numerous conferences in schools, institutions, and universities around the continent.
There are numerous existing publications about his work in different languages in America, Europe, and Japan. There are diverse book publications about his work written by Gaston Diehl, Rafael Squirru, Ted Castle, Peter Frank and others. More recently, Pérez Celis illustrated Walt Whitman's “Leaves of Grass”, translated by Jorge Luis Borges and published by Juarez Editor. Finally, “Pérez Celis” by Susan C. Larsen and Renato Rita was also published last year by Planeta.
He has obtained prizes and distinctions; among them, the Prize of the Jury of Montecarlo, and the prize to the trajectory of A.D.D. and D. in Buenos Aires.
As participative work with the children and public, the Mega Exhibition held at the National Library in Buenos Aires exceeded all expectations.
The artist has lived and worked in Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Lima, Caracas, Paris, New York andpresently in Miami.
