Xavi Garcia

Xavi Garcia

Juxtaposing urban icons with classical technique, Garcia's textured canvases dissect societal influence and virtual identity.

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ENEAS (Exposición comisariada por Saisho y Eneaverso)

ENEAS (Exposición comisariada por Saisho y Eneaverso)

2026

Big girl dont cry | Xavi García

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Big girl dont cry | Xavi García

Acrílico, Óleo on madera, tablero de DM, 120 x 120 cm

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Citizens - Escultura

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Xavi García is influenced by Pop and Urban art styles. His work results in a modern finish but with a purely classical process. He uses oil and acrylic in large quantities to create an innumerable range of mixed textures, one of his main characteristics. Xavi García has achieved international recognition, giving as much importance to the message as to the painting itself. He has participated in important international exhibitions both in Europe (London, Paris, Brussels, and Rome) and around the world (New York and Hong Kong).

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