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Culture 菌整理编辑，版权为艺术家本人所有 未经允许禁止转载复制  7 poissons 3 citrons, Mixed media on canvas，81 x 101 x 3 cm，2021
 Miquel BarcelóPourpre de tyr, Mixed media on canvas，120 x 180 x 3.5 cm，2022
 Bodegón groc, Mixed media on canvas，190 x 240 x 3.5 cm，2021
 Quadro color de gos que fuig，Mixed media on canvas，205 x 248 x 4 cm, 2022
 Manifesto Haptique,Mixed media on canvas,190 x 240 x 5 cm,2015
 Gran Elefante Dret, Bronze with white patina, Plaza Mayor de Salamanca, Salamanca, Spain, 2017
 14 Allumettes,Bronze，Musée Picasso, 2015, Paris, France
 Siurell Rebentat, Ceramic，100 x 57 x 71 cm，2019-21
米格尔·巴塞洛是西班牙最受赞誉的当代艺术家之一，以其浮雕般的混合媒体绘画、富有表现力的青铜雕塑和陶瓷而闻名。作为一名艺术游牧者，他对自然世界的迷恋激发了纹理丰富的画布的灵感，这些画布唤起了Art Informel朴实的物质性，以及研究光的影响和不断变化的海洋颜色的作品。他的作品总是用火山灰、食物、海藻、沉积物和自制颜料等非传统材料进行实验，带有强烈能量的痕迹，激发了他的创作过程。One of Spain's most acclaimed contemporary artists, Miquel Barceló is known for his relief-like mixed-media paintings, expressive bronze sculptures and ceramics. An artistic nomad, his fascination with the natural world has inspired richly textured canvases that evoke the earthy materiality of Art Informel, as well as compositions that study the effects of light and the ever-changing colours of the sea. Always experimenting with non-traditional materials such as volcanic ash, food, seaweed, sediments and homemade pigments, his works carry the traces of the fierce energy that animates his creative process. 20世纪80年代中期，巴塞洛开始从他的作品中消除叙事元素，创造了一个越来越不真实的空间，其间穿插着孔洞、裂缝和透明。这种简化过程在1988年达到顶峰，在那一年，他穿越撒哈拉沙漠，创作了他的白色画作。依靠文化和地理多样性获得灵感，他在马里建立了一个工作室，这是一次形成性的经历。对巴塞洛来说，绘画是一种将自己与世界联系起来的发自内心的方式，因此，他的艺术与洞穴绘画的原始美联系在一起。他扩展了表现的技术边界，同时植根于绘画的伟大传统，在表现斗牛场景时追随毕加索或戈雅的脚步，或在完成马略卡棕榈大教堂的委托时追随巴洛克画家的脚步。In the mid 1980s, Barceló began eliminating narrative elements from his works, creating an increasingly unreal space punctuated by holes, cracks and transparencies. This process of simplification culminated in 1988, a year in which he travelled across the Sahara and created his white paintings. Relying on cultural and geographical diversity for inspiration, his time in Mali, where he established a studio, was a formative experience. For Barceló, painting is a visceral way of relating himself to the world and, as such, his art connects with the primitive beauty of cave paintings. He expands the technical boundaries of representation, while remaining rooted in the grand tradition of painting, following in the footsteps of Picasso or Goya when representing bullfight scenes or Baroque painters when completing a commission for the Palma de Mallorca Cathedral.© Miquel Barceló 排版：Culture菌
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