SP

The painter Sp develops a body of work fueled by sensations of attraction and by images that seem to emerge from the depths of the imagination. His practice consists of capturing fleeting visions before they fade, thus exploring the invisible tensions and forces that traverse the mind. Each canvas becomes the site of an attempt to fix that fragile moment situated between appearance and disappearance.
In his compositions, organic forms, fragmented silhouettes, or motifs such as fish and bones emerge, carried by an aesthetic close to a tribal imaginary. Sp works mainly with acrylic paint, favoring the use of a palette knife to give substance to his visions. He occasionally punctuates his works with more precise lines created with Posca and Graph'it markers, creating a dialogue between raw material and the definition of the sign.