Tree (1, 2, 3, 4 ) | Xavi García

(URBAN ROOTS) The "Urban Roots" series presents the artist's vision, which analyzes the relationship between society, individuals, and nature. The work represents the different moments of uncertainty in our society, in which the relationships between citizens and, in turn, between them and their environment are the basis of this series. The concern for individual identity, uprooting, and social conflicts are ultimately reflected in these types of trees that suffer and enjoy who we are today. From a technical point of view, this painting is rich, as different materials and techniques are combined, giving the work great material richness that awakens the viewer's curiosity and interest. The artist uses posters, maps, concert or show tickets, QR codes, etc., to create a narrative base for his work, from which he begins to adhere large masses of paint and elements that make this series one of Xavi García's most identifiable. As we can observe in the different works, his style can flow from figurative to a slight abstraction.