Javier Plata - Troncos 08 XL "no reserve"






Studied art history at Ecole du Louvre and specialised in contemporary art for over 25 years.
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Original watercolor by Javier Plata titled Troncos 08 XL "no reserve", 45 cm by 94 cm, hand-signed, produced in 2026 in Spain, depicting an autumnal scene in Realism, unframed and in excellent condition, delivered with a certificate of authenticity.
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Javier Plata has exhibited at the former Museo Español de Arte Contemporáneo (MEAC) and won the first prize at the Alwani Summer Painting Exhibition, held in Gibraltar in 2021.
Artwork in perfect condition, size 45 cm x 94 cm, sent unframed; it is recommended to frame and protect with glass or similar. Watercolors and high-quality professional paper have been used; it is delivered with a certificate of authenticity.
Javier Plata
Algeciras, 1976
Javier Plata is a multidisciplinary artist whose work traverses painting, sculpture, and installation, notable for a personal aesthetic that explores matter, territory, and the human condition. He trained at the Art Schools of Algeciras and Granada, where he earned qualifications in hollowing, molding, ceramics, wood carving, sculpture in stone, and graphic design. This wide technical range has enriched his plastic language with an artisanal and experimental perspective.
Throughout his career, Plata has participated in workshops with renowned artists such as Sigrifo Martín Begué, within the program “The Painter and His Facets” (Cadiz Provincial Council, 2002), and Wilfredo Prieto, with the workshop “Incidences of the Private to the Public and from the Public to the Private” (NMAC Foundation, 2013), experiences that shaped his view on the boundaries of contemporary art.
His work has been displayed in prominent spaces and artistic events, in both solo and group exhibitions. Among his representative solo shows are “Hombres y Gusanos” (Manolo Alés Gallery, La Línea, 2008), “Origen” (Manolo Alés Gallery, 2017), “Sub Rosa” (Virtual Gallery, Cadiz Provincial Council, 2022) and “Lo de siempre y lo de ahora” (Fine Arts Gallery, Gibraltar, 2023).
He has been part of numerous group shows, notably “Hispano-French Friendship” at the former MEAC in Madrid (1999), “Contemporáneos 2008” (Cadiz Art Fair), “Art Project Marbella” and “Art Project Estepona” (Ciancimino Gallery), as well as recent initiatives such as “Ten years is nothing” (Tpop), “Here we all paint” (ASANSULL) or “Estereográfica Vol.2” (Cultural Association Levadura).
Recognition for his career includes numerous awards and mentions. He was awarded the First Prize for Best Young Artist at International Art Gibraltar (1995), as well as first prizes in competitions such as Heritage Trust Gibraltar (2015), Acuarela Goya Virtual (Bilbao, 2016), and the IX International Julio Quesada Prize (Crevillente, 2016). In 2021 he received the First Prize at the Alwani Summer Painting Exhibition in Gibraltar; in 2024 he participated in Manchester Art Fair, consolidating his international profile.
Javier Plata’s work is defined by a constant pursuit of balance between the conceptual and the material, with a discourse that engages memory, identity, and border spaces, both physical and symbolic.
Javier Plata has exhibited at the former Museo Español de Arte Contemporáneo (MEAC) and won the first prize at the Alwani Summer Painting Exhibition, held in Gibraltar in 2021.
Artwork in perfect condition, size 45 cm x 94 cm, sent unframed; it is recommended to frame and protect with glass or similar. Watercolors and high-quality professional paper have been used; it is delivered with a certificate of authenticity.
Javier Plata
Algeciras, 1976
Javier Plata is a multidisciplinary artist whose work traverses painting, sculpture, and installation, notable for a personal aesthetic that explores matter, territory, and the human condition. He trained at the Art Schools of Algeciras and Granada, where he earned qualifications in hollowing, molding, ceramics, wood carving, sculpture in stone, and graphic design. This wide technical range has enriched his plastic language with an artisanal and experimental perspective.
Throughout his career, Plata has participated in workshops with renowned artists such as Sigrifo Martín Begué, within the program “The Painter and His Facets” (Cadiz Provincial Council, 2002), and Wilfredo Prieto, with the workshop “Incidences of the Private to the Public and from the Public to the Private” (NMAC Foundation, 2013), experiences that shaped his view on the boundaries of contemporary art.
His work has been displayed in prominent spaces and artistic events, in both solo and group exhibitions. Among his representative solo shows are “Hombres y Gusanos” (Manolo Alés Gallery, La Línea, 2008), “Origen” (Manolo Alés Gallery, 2017), “Sub Rosa” (Virtual Gallery, Cadiz Provincial Council, 2022) and “Lo de siempre y lo de ahora” (Fine Arts Gallery, Gibraltar, 2023).
He has been part of numerous group shows, notably “Hispano-French Friendship” at the former MEAC in Madrid (1999), “Contemporáneos 2008” (Cadiz Art Fair), “Art Project Marbella” and “Art Project Estepona” (Ciancimino Gallery), as well as recent initiatives such as “Ten years is nothing” (Tpop), “Here we all paint” (ASANSULL) or “Estereográfica Vol.2” (Cultural Association Levadura).
Recognition for his career includes numerous awards and mentions. He was awarded the First Prize for Best Young Artist at International Art Gibraltar (1995), as well as first prizes in competitions such as Heritage Trust Gibraltar (2015), Acuarela Goya Virtual (Bilbao, 2016), and the IX International Julio Quesada Prize (Crevillente, 2016). In 2021 he received the First Prize at the Alwani Summer Painting Exhibition in Gibraltar; in 2024 he participated in Manchester Art Fair, consolidating his international profile.
Javier Plata’s work is defined by a constant pursuit of balance between the conceptual and the material, with a discourse that engages memory, identity, and border spaces, both physical and symbolic.
