David Casals Moreno

In this series, Casals dispenses with color to focus on the purity of form, contrast, and texture. His interest lies in exploring the internal structure of the image, where light and shadow play a leading role, emphasizing volumes and tonal nuances. With this formal decision, the artist achieves greater abstraction within his figuration, underlining the expressive power of the pictorial material.

3 works in the series

In this series, Casals works on landscape as a study of light and space, capturing scenes that, while seemingly simple, hide a carefully orchestrated visual construction. With a brushstroke that suggests rather than details, the artist generates images that do not seek to faithfully reproduce a place, but to convey the atmosphere and the sensation of inhabiting it, achieving a poetics of landscape based on subjective perception.

12 works in the series

In this series, David Casals uses landscape as a vehicle for conceptual exploration, moving away from mere representation to construct scenarios that function as symbols open to the viewer's interpretation. Through the use of light and composition, the artist generates atmospheres that evoke emotional states and subjective connections, transforming the everyday into an image charged with lyricism and poetic depth.

15 works in the series