Enric Pascó ┃ Abstract Work

The artist Enric Pascó, great-nephew of Joan Miró , developed a deeply personal abstract body of work characterized by dynamic compositions and an intense use of color. From a young age, he was exposed to Miró's creative world, visiting his studio on numerous occasions during his childhood.

His paintings, generally large-format, explore imaginary architectures and fantastical cities that seem to emerge from mythological landscapes or underwater spaces. His vibrant brushstrokes and energetic use of color transform his compositions into dynamic visual scenes.

With more than fifty exhibitions and a presence in private collections, museums and public spaces, including exhibitions at the Centre Pompidou in Paris, Pascó has established himself as a leading voice within contemporary abstraction.
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Biography

Joan Miró 's great-nephew, Enric Pascó was born in Barcelona in 1958. He visited his great-uncle numerous times during his childhood and later lived in the Netherlands, Switzerland, and Germany, where he began his artistic career. Pascó eventually returned to Barcelona, ​​set up his studio, and enrolled in the Faculty of Fine Arts, where he earned his degree.

After various processes, Enric Pascó established a trajectory whose beginning could be traced back to Expressionism, driven by the intensity of passions, as well as psychological and social factors. In 1991, he began developing his electroplating technique, working instinctively with a can of black paint, some cardboard, and vigorous strokes of white wash. In his distinctive abstract paintings, vibrant in line and color, and imbued with powerful meaning, one visualizes impossible architectures of imaginary cities, generally submerged, filled with mythological visions, bygone eras, and a wide variety of buildings and objects, such as blast furnaces, submarines,
skyscrapers, water clocks, swamps, reservoirs, spaceships or
shipyards. In 1995 Enric Pascó settled in A Coruña,
where he continues to work and research his pictorial idea

WORKS IN PUBLIC SPACES
Bronze square at Cap de Creus. Girona, Spain
Bronze plaza at Cape Finsterra. A Coruña, Spain
Cadaqués Museum, Spain
Herzylia Museum, Israel
International Artist's Museum, USA
Ordino Sports Pavilion. Andorra
National Museum of Portable Art. Catalonia


HAPPENINGS AND PERFORMANCES
1984. “Nautiae” Girona, Spain
“Tree – number – tree”
1987. Galvano Action. Premiá de Mar. Spain
Pictorial action in large format. Barcelona, ​​Spain
Set designs by Amboloani Macumba. Barcelona, ​​Spain
1990. Founded and promoted Sopa Negra (poetic group) Barcelona, ​​Spain
1991. “Vox Animal” Electronic Poems. Barceias parlona, ​​Spain
The four elements. Port de la Selva, Spain
1992. “Cercle for the regeneration of nature” Castanyet, Girona, Spain
2000. “Mar Mort” Israel
“Maim” Kadichevski – Pascó. Herzlyia, Israel

SOLO EXHIBITIONS
1987. Caixa de Pensions. Barcelona, ​​Spain
The Glacier. Barcelona, ​​Spain
1991. House of Culture. Port de la Selva. Girona, Spain
1992. Solaun Gallery. Selva de Mar. Girona, Spain
1993. “Ateneu” Cadaqués, Girona, Spain
1994. National Auditori. Ordino, Andorra
“L'El·lipse Pneumatica” Pati Llimona. Barcelona, ​​Spain
1995. “Cap de Creus” Perleta Art. Selva de Mar. Girona, Spain
1996. Watercolor Gallery. Badajoz, Spain
1997. “Metamorphosis” Vortice Gallery. Mérida, Badajoz, Spain
Almirall Hall. Barcelona, ​​Spain
KBL Society Center. Barcelona, ​​Spain
1998. Fisterrae. A Coruña, Spain
House of Culture. Cee, A Coruña, Spain
Gallery 98. Cadaqués, Girona, Spain
1999. “Tombstone of Solomon” Centre Nahmánides. Girona, Spain
2000. “Aquatic Architecture” Higher Technical School of Architecture A Coruña, Spain
“Maim” Artist Gallery. Herzlyia. Tel Aviv, Israel
Aunkan Gallery. Barcelona, ​​Spain
2001. “L'Aigua” Almirall Room. Barcelona, ​​Spain
“O cerne d'auga” Sargadelos Gallery. Monforte, Lugo
2002. Fic. Roses. 4E. Girona, Spain
2008. L'Argo Navis. Almirall Room. Barcelona, ​​Spain


GROUP EXHIBITIONS
1987. Galería l'Estol. Barcelona, ​​Spain
1988. Enrique Gastón Gallery. Zaragoza, Spain
1989. Tarde Art Gallery. Barcelona, ​​Spain
1990. Almirall Hall. Barcelona, ​​Spain
1992. Technique 92
“Paper” Ateneu Cadaqués, Spain
1993. “L'Hivern de Castanyet” La Caixa. Girona, Spain
Synergy
“Paper 93” Ateneu de Cadaqués. Spain
1994. “Alterities” Center d'estudis Ilerdencs. World Congress
“Els Artistes i la Sardana” Generalitat de Catalunya
Itinerant through California, Chile, Argentina, France, Spain
“Arte Neum” Casa Elizalde. Barcelona, ​​Spain
1996. Rosa Pous Gallery. Girona, Spain
Almirall Hall. Barcelona, ​​Spain
National Museum of Portable Art of Catalonia. Cadaques, Spain
1997. Art TVG Santiago de Compostela, Spain
Fisterrana. Fisterra, La Coruna, Spain
L'Hospital. Center C. Cadaqués, Alt Empordá. Girona, Spain
S. Millenium CR Santiago de Compostela, Spain
International Contemporary Print Center. Betanzos, A Coruña, Spain Millenium.
Ateneu Cadaqués, Alt Empordá, Spain
Art Dep. Ateneu Barcelona. Barcelona, ​​Spain
Art Dep. Casa la Caritat. Barcelona, ​​Spain
1998. From Cap de Creus to Cape Finisterre. National Geographic Institute. (A Coruña,
Santiago de Compostela, Fisterra, Girona, Cadaqués, Barcelona)
1999. Art TVG Santiago de Compostela, Spain
L'Hospital. Centro C. Cadaqués, Girona, Spain
2000. Maim. Herzliya, Israel
“Milestones for Peace” Jerusalem, Israel
“Marina” Herzliya. Tel Aviv, Israel
“Medi ambient” Ateneo Cadaqués, Girona, Spain
“Charles V” Watercolor Gallery Badajoz, Spain
2001. Tribute at the Ateneu de Cadaqués. Girona, Spain
“Bach-Vivaldi” Ateneu de Cadaqués. Girona, Spain
2002. “Reactions” New York, USA
2003. “Catalonia 12 artists” Stadtisches Museum, Troidsdorf, Germany
2006. Intercultural Dialogue Meeting. Girona, Spain
2008. Intercultural Dialogue Meeting. Girona, Spain
2010. Sacred Secultaritat. Cadaqués, Girona, Spain