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Carles Gabarró



Barcelona, 1956

Carles Gabarró trained as an artist in the eighties, a time when neo-expressionist painting predominated and became his major influence. He applies paint onto the surface in thick layers and finds pleasure in the brutality, dripping and accident. Through this material painting he has built his own iconography characterized by the repetition of themes, objects and compositions. He understands creation as a result of scarcity, his compositions debate between figuration and abstraction, and often create dreamlike, grotesque and pessimistic phantasmagorical landscapes. He was awarded the first prize at the IX Bienal de Artes Plásticas de Vitoria-Gasteiz (1990).




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2025

Carles Gabarró,The fragility of painting in the age of fast food
Carles Gabarró


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