Vuljevas Homer (1960) is a self Uruguayan painter, as he himself says in the interview with Mario Sagradini ("With the painter of the Administration", El País Cultural, No. 58): "I trained alone. Even when he tried to teach my mother could not get along with her. [Her mother] had courses in Fine Arts with José María Pagani. "
Years 1976-1984: Work for different companies in the field of advertising, making designs, drawings and paintings. Year 1985: Make artistic murals in private homes.
Year 1986: Meet Enrique Medina, charged with the implementation of three murals at the Suarez residence, one of which reproduced an original painting by him. 1987: exhibited her paintings for the first time (Bruzzone Gallery).
Years 1988-1989: Make paintings and murals for private collections Europe and America. Years 1989-1990: Medina charged with the execution of the facade of the Municipality of Montevideo.
Years 1991-1996: Continue making artistic murals and paintings for private collections. Aramayo exhibited in galleries and El Taller (Maldonado). 1997: Renewal of internal wall Suárez. Since then exposed in Gallery Manzione (Punta del Este). His work is awarded for the first time at the Naval Club Lounge.
1998 to 2002: Directs the painting of murals in public places in Argentina and Uruguay (restaurants, shopping centers, etc.). Begins to explore new techniques with acrylic paint. 2003: His work is exhibited in Gramado, Brazil, on the occasion of the First National Orchid Exposition in Rio Grande do Sul floral Make new series based on this species and the art of Japanese flower arrangement (Ikebana).