Gunter Gallery brings together, for the first time in Spain, five international artists from the new urban figurative movement that is taking the younger audience, new art collectors and social media by storm.
Be Fernández (Spain) - Jerome Masi (France) - Ezra Brown (USA)
Padure (Romania) - Millitsuka (Japan)
13th-15th February
San Hermenegildo, 28 St. Madrid
Be Fernández. Spain
Influenced by comics, her work features vibrant colours, sharp contrasts and intense expressiveness. Her visual universe draws on contemporary urban references. Winner of the European digital creation award at the About You Awards 2022.
Jerome Masi. France
His work is distinguished by the use of large areas of colour and the formal refinement of his minimalist compositions. His work has been exhibited in galleries and fairs in Paris, London, Melbourne, Chicago, Los Angeles, Atlanta and Taiwan.
Padure. Romania
With a clean style, this artist reduces his discourse to the essentials, transforming everyday themes into reflections on culture and consciousness. He has exhibited in galleries such as Affenfaust Galerie (Hamburg), ABV Gallery (Atlanta) and Yidi Art (Hong Kong).
With a clean style, this artist reduces his discourse to the essentials, transforming everyday themes into reflections on culture and consciousness. He has exhibited in galleries such as Affenfaust Galerie (Hamburg), ABV Gallery (Atlanta) and Yidi Art (Hong Kong).
Ezra Brown. USA
He has recently exhibited in galleries such as Thinkspace in Los Angeles, Vertical Gallery in Chicano, and the popular Stolenspace in London. His character, the clown Happy, is a reflection of his own view of things. ‘Creative ideas often arise from my emotions.'
He has recently exhibited in galleries such as Thinkspace in Los Angeles, Vertical Gallery in Chicano, and the popular Stolenspace in London. His character, the clown Happy, is a reflection of his own view of things. ‘Creative ideas often arise from my emotions.'
Millitsuka. Japan
This young illustrator from Tokyo has quickly made a name for herself thanks to her depictions of everyday life and her fantastic use of colour. Her work is already iconic, as she created the Tokyo Metro campaign in 2022. She draws her inspiration from the street, architecture and domestic life.
This young illustrator from Tokyo has quickly made a name for herself thanks to her depictions of everyday life and her fantastic use of colour. Her work is already iconic, as she created the Tokyo Metro campaign in 2022. She draws her inspiration from the street, architecture and domestic life.
Opening hours: Friday (4pm to 9pm), Saturday (11am to 9pm), Sunday (11am to 2pm). Underground: San Bernardo.