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Enric Rubio
Artists: Enric Rubió
Enric Rubió was born in Girona, in the region of Spain called Catalonia, in 1964. His work predominantly is in the medium of painting and focus on his native Catalonian countryside. Rubió studied Arts and Artistic Trades in the specialty of Painting and Wall Projects in Girona, Spain in 1998. He completed his formation at the Academia Statale di Belli Arti in Frosinone, Italy.
Rubió’s work can be found in public and private art collections in Spain and abroad and has been seen in numerous western European exhibitions. His work has been awarded numerous prizes in international competitions, including a Medal de la Vile – 4 Salon International de Nantes – France. Rubió's work is held in private collections and museums in Spain, France, Portugal, Italy, Belgium, Germany, Singapore, Tunisia, Norway, Russia, Japan, and the United States.
Techniques
Rubió is a painter who dominates his technique and works "by the old way ", with a great sense of balance and harmony. Its pictorial, smooth and flexible style, is the gentleness of the colors that allow him to translate on the canvas their idealistic vision of the outer world. The painting by small brushstrokes allows him to obtain clarified and smooth models approaching the visual reality of romanticism.
Artist's Statement
" It is important that the artist has a good academy and a good trade because I do not believe in artists who have to defend their work with important rhetoric, based on talented critics. Art has to communicate, not to communicate the meaning and purposes of oneself and his work. I prefer the good formal art and the one that enters by sight and the senes to the explanatory scheme of pedantic rhetoric full of semiotics"
Techniques
Rubió is a painter who dominates his technique and works "by the old way ", with a great sense of balance and harmony. Its pictorial, smooth and flexible style, is the gentleness of the colors that allow him to translate on the canvas their idealistic vision of the outer world. The painting by small brushstrokes allows him to obtain clarified and smooth models approaching the visual reality of romanticism.
Artist's Statement
" It is important that the artist has a good academy and a good trade because I do not believe in artists who have to defend their work with important rhetoric, based on talented critics. Art has to communicate, not to communicate the meaning and purposes of oneself and his work. I prefer the good formal art and the one that enters by sight and the senes to the explanatory scheme of pedantic rhetoric full of semiotics"
