Rosa Amores
Rosa Amores Fuente (Gijón, 1972) Rosa Amores, a passionate visual storyteller, has dedicated her life to telling stories in diverse and creative ways. From her earliest memories, she has experimented with matter and expression to fulfill this mission. Deciding that her destiny lay in art, she graduated from the Oviedo School of Art, majoring in […]
Rafael Canogar
Rafael Canogar (Toledo, 1935) Rafael Canogar is a key figure in the History of Contemporary Spanish Art as a founding member of the El Paso group (1957-1960) and a pioneer and representative of various artistic styles. From a very young age, his aptitude for drawing and oil painting granted him an apprenticeship with Vázquez Díaz […]
Francisco Farreras
Francisco Farreras (Barcelona, 1927 – Madrid, 2021) A key figure in the Spanish abstract avant-garde of the second half of the 20th century. His work is characterized by volumetric play and the physicality of the piece, the sobriety and formal refinement, the austere chromaticism and the incorporation of extra-pictorial materials such as sewn fabrics and […]
Luis Feito
Luis Feito (Madrid, 1929 – 2021) During seven decades of artistic production, Luis Feito positioned himself as one of the great promoters of culture in Spain and an indispensable figure in Contemporary Art History. In 1957 he founded the group El Paso along with other artists such as Saura, Millares and Canogar, with whom he […]
Gorka García
Gorka García Herrera (Jerez de la Frontera, Cádiz, 1982) Gorka García is one of the gallery’s youngest artists, whose work depicts uninhabited landscapes in which the poetics of the ruin and a deep compositional and formal analysis are the common denominator. Gorka’s work tries to deepen and reflect on the existing relationship between the various […]
Herminio
Herminio Álvarez (La Caridad, 1945) Herminio’s artistic production revolves around constant investigations that motivate his creation. The artist works and experiments with diverse materials, textures and colors, along with multiple supports that contain, encompass, reflect, support and distribute his works in all manner of spaces, where they generate their own habitat, with their small subtleties […]
Jorge Hernandez
Jorge Hernández (Huelva, 1973) Hernández’s paintings portray iconic scenes inspired by pop art and classic Hollywood. Characters in 60s, 70s and 80s fashion populate vast landscapes and modern architectures wrapped in an air of mystery reminiscent of cinema noir and directors like Hitchcock and Kubrick. Through his talent for confronting decontextualized elements within his acrylic […]
David Morago
David Morago (Madrid, 1975) Morago’s production is firmly rooted in nature, replicating fauna and flora in his peculiar “cabinet of curiosities”, inspired by the Renaissance practice of collecting and displaying art along with minerals, botanical and zoological specimens, etc. The artist combines these concepts to create his own “chamber of wonders” through which the viewer […]
Isabel Muñoz
Isabel Muñoz (Barcelona, 1951) Born in Barcelona in 1951 and based in Madrid since 1970, photographer Isabel Muñoz has managed to stand out among the many and very diverse proposals defining the contemporary photography scene in Spain, by utilizing the platinum printing technique and large formats in order to reinforce her discourse -a passion for […]
David Rodríguez Caballero
David Rodríguez Caballero (Palencia, 1970) The metal sculptures of David Rodríguez Caballero exhibit fluid and refined lines that play with the reflection of the light and the movement of the curve. His preferred materials for his large wall or free-standing sculptures are bronze, aluminium and brass, although he has expanded his work into explorations of […]