Victor Lope Arte Contemporáneo, Barcelona, is hosting its new group exhibition representing several artists of the gallery.This time, the gallery is mixing in its exhibiting space, a selection of pieces that gather very different ways to approach the creative process, with an infinite variety of techniques, materials, and formats. Artists from different generations and origins showcase some of their latest works.In the field of sculpture, some rolling pieces by Jacinto Moros (Spain, 1959) are shown, as well as the perfectly hand-carved bodies by Mario Dilitz (Austria, 1973) and the assemblage animals by the Catalan Miquel Aparici (Spain, 1963). There are also some pieces on paper by the young Mexican artist Alfredo Chamal (Mexico, 1993) who draws with BIC ballpoint pen. Also, there are the beautiful bucolic landscapes by the Polish artist Malgosia Jankowska (Poland, 1978) and the hand-cut works by the German Max Gärtner (Germany, 1982). There are also photographs by two different artists: Pol Viladoms (Spain, 1981) and Patrik Grijalvo (Spain, 1984) with his 3D photographs. In the field of painting, the last work by Colombian artist Johan Barrios (Colombia, 1983), the colorful Japanese girls by Alejandra Atarés (Spain, 1987), one of the resin paintings by Dirk Salz (Germany, 1962), the new works by Gustavo Díaz Sosa (Cuba, 1983), the colorful oils on wood by Rubén Torras (Spain, 1978) and some graphic works by the unmistakable Salustiano (Spain, 1965) can be seen.The exhibition is on view through March 10, 2018, at Victor Lope Arte Contemporáneo, C/Aribau, 75, Barcelona, Spain.For details, visit: http://www.victorlope.com/Click on the slideshow for a sneak peek at the exhibition.
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