Xavi Ceerre

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Riomar

Riomar represents a turning point in Xavi Ceerre's pictorial production, where the exploration of rhythm and repetition becomes the central axis. Through dynamic structures of lines and patterns, the works articulate a visual syntax in which gesturality and seriality operate as constructive principles, generating fragmented surfaces that function as expanded fields of signs. The series integrates visual noise as a plastic and perceptual resource: superimpositions, textures, and strokes configure a system in constant motion that shuns immediate reading. This rhythmic flow, linked to the temporality of the image, also finds its origin in a personal revision of the prehistoric art of the northern arc of Alicante, initiated after the birth of his son Mario, and gives rise to a new formal vocabulary that connects repetition, memory, and origin.

16 works in the series