Alexander Jarque - Disrupted space - XXL - NO Reserve

Unique and original work sold directly from the artist's studio.

The work explores the dialogue between order and chance, between structure and pure emotion. It is a metaphor for the tension between control and freedom, between rational thought and sensory experience.

An abstract representation of the contemporary landscape: fragmented, saturated with stimuli, full of layers and visual resonances. It could be said to symbolize communication or the transition between different dimensions — perhaps between the internal and external, or between the physical and the mental.
In the end, everything is windows.

Alexander Jarque is a Spanish painter and designer born in Plasencia in 1986. He holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Salamanca, with scholarships in Milan, Madrid, and later with a Leonardo da Vinci Scholarship in Parma. He has worked as a drawing and painting teacher at various public and private institutions.

Jarque has held several solo exhibitions in Italy, specifically in Milan, Bari, and Emilia-Romagna, and numerous group shows in various Spanish cities such as Salamanca, Plasencia, Málaga, and Madrid, as well as internationally at the BAF (Bergamo Arte Fiera) and at the Museo de las Américas in Miami.

Part of his work has been acquired by public and private collections in Spain, Italy, Poland, Romania, Denmark, the USA, Germany, Portugal, France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, Slovenia, Estonia, Greece, Finland...

According to the artist, their latest works 'simulate how enriching the current way of life is, the dual reality, 'the interface' within a strict framework of multiple perspectives.'

Mixed technique (oil, acrylic, ink, and enamels) on canvas.

The work is delivered rolled in professional packaging, without a frame. Signed and dated. Along with it, you will find a certificate attesting to the authenticity of the work.
The indicated dimensions correspond to the size of the canvas once mounted on the frame; the fabric has an unpainted area for mounting that measures between 3 and 4 cm.

Instagram: @alexanderjarque