Infinite Still Life, 2025
Escif
mural, street art
The still life, a classical symbol of art, leaves the confines of the studio and spreads throughout the city. Fruits painted on walls reserved for graffiti appear as echoes of painting’s most traditional lineage.
Infinite Still Life transforms marginal spaces into places of contemplation —an exercise in legitimizing the peripheral and desacralizing art. An expanded mural in time and space that invites a reconsideration of the street and its instrumentalization.
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About the Artist
Mural painter active in the street art scene since the late 1990s. His work re-signifies urban space under the belief that life is always more interesting than art. With sharp lines and muted colors, his paintings explore contemporary struggles, resistance movements, capitalism’s challenges, and ecological crises. Often minimal, his interventions subtly disrupt reality to reveal the beauty in the everyday.
Based in Valencia, his hometown, he has also developed numerous international projects in urban contexts around the world, always in direct dialogue with local realities.
Recent highlights include exhibitions at Saatchi Gallery (London, 2023), Perrotin Shanghai (2023), Power Station Museum (Shanghai, 2016), IVAM (Valencia, 2017), Palais de Tokyo (Paris, 2018), and CCCC (Valencia, 2020); as well as participation in the Biennale of Contemporary African Art (Dakar, 2014), OFF Manifesta X (St. Petersburg, 2014), Dismaland by Banksy (UK, 2015), and the Lyon Biennale (2019).
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