FRANCESC BERGADÀ - Lines Of Construction A (Escultura Travertino con Acrílico) Ed.Limitada (01/25)

This sculpture piece, of a certain form, is painted with matte black acrylic on top of a solid block of raw Roman travertine marble 6 cm thick with polished edges. The natural cavities of the stone give it an organic, porous texture. It is a set of 4 pieces from the collection "Lines of Construction"; in this case, it is piece "A" made with a limited edition of 25 units per work, this piece being number 1 of 25.

In this work, I aimed to highlight the prominence of contrast between void and material, creating a minimalist visual play influenced by architecture and concrete art.

Francesc Bergadà is a Spanish visual artist. As an emerging painter, he has already participated in several national and international exhibitions. His original style of rendering the works in such a concrete and clean manner makes him a distinctive artist with great potential.

His work centers on three main pillars: the abstract, the minimalist, and the geometric. His pieces represent abstract constructions within a minimalist context where his straight lines stand out, delivering impact while simultaneously imparting elegance to where they might be placed.

His inspiration for the designs comes from the classical game of Tangram, used to build geometric compositions with symmetric and asymmetric elements. He is also influenced by the Bauhaus movement and by contemporary Nordic authors such as Carsten Beck. Far from virtuosity, he strives to convey emotions in every brushstroke and in his simple designs.