Fernando Gaspar

Opening Reception:

November 11th
6-9pm

Bill Lowe Gallery
764 Miami Circle, Suite 210
Atlanta, GA  30324


Fernando Gaspar,  Separated Land: Agartha

This is the third part of the Separated Land series.  It is an exhibition that follows the major conceptual lines of the series depsite gaining life and autonomizing an aspects related to the treatment of the canvas’s surface, the ink, the color range, etc.

It is the least gestural and physical phase of all the series: throughout the process, the commitment and work practice were more based on patient labor, almost monastical, of much reflection on the options and moments, in counterpoint with the works from Separated Land I and II, in which the processual velocity is evident – the physical dedication to the material, the spontaneity of the color stains.

As the name itself lets us foresee, it is an arrival to another territory, as the canvas denotes: an inner place, more silent, longstanding and eternal,  It is the quest for the minimum, the essential.  The layers of the painting start to slowly form the shades and transparencies of a state of mind, more a tangible and habitable place.  I did not wish to paint the velocity, turbulence and noise: my proposal and challenge was to stop time, build the silence, the most tranquil place to be reborn.