His paintings have evolved towards a reflection on how to identify the line of flight of the continuous, as it spreads over a representational surface. This effort towards new forms of characterisation was initiated in the 1980's, when Gordillo's work matured towards a greater degree of abstraction.
« My work is being developed in two dimensions: on the one hand the completely pictural one, and on the other hand, the research of such new expression methots as digital techniques and photography. »
Luis Gordillo
Colour was gradually replaced with the informality of the non-representational. Gordillo was born is Spain in 1934 and has long been hailed as one of Spain's most respected painters. He lived and worked in Paris in the 1960's where he developed his
Read More His paintings have evolved towards a reflection on how to identify the line of flight of the continuous, as it spreads over a representational surface. This effort towards new forms of characterisation was initiated in the 1980's, when Gordillo's work matured towards a greater degree of abstraction.
« My work is being developed in two dimensions: on the one hand the completely pictural one, and on the other hand, the research of such new expression methots as digital techniques and photography. »
Luis Gordillo
Colour was gradually replaced with the informality of the non-representational. Gordillo was born is Spain in 1934 and has long been hailed as one of Spain's most respected painters. He lived and worked in Paris in the 1960's where he developed his work under the influence of the
avant-garde aesthetics of Henri Michaux and
Antoni Tapies. He achieved an idiosyncratic combination of
Pop Art and geometrical compositions shortly thereafter. Gordillo has subsequently systematically incorporated technological experimentation in his work, to support his explorations of image alterations and computer-assisted graphic modeling. (
Artist website)
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