Collection: Ramon Sanmiquel
Ramon Sanmiquel was born in Barcelona in 1973. Degree in Medicine, specializing in surgery, He is considered a self-taught artist. However, his thorough work, indicative of a particular observation, is demonstrative of his merit as a designer, painter and recorder. Has conducted several exhibitions in Spain and Portugal: La Folia, Lisbon, 2012; SEGOVIA SOUND, GALERIA MONTON DE PAJA, SEGOVIA, 2012; Dibujos, Grabados y Un Angel Terminator, Galeria José Rincón, Madrid, 2011; EL CLEMENTINA PROCESS, LA ERIZA, MADRID, 2010; Hartmann Galeria, Cuarellas, Barcelona, 2009; La Boca. Culture Spatio. AUDARELAS Y DIBUJOS, MADRID, 2008; FICCIONS EN L´INTERLUDI. Approach to Fernando Pessoa, Galería Rua X d´Art. Manresa, 2007; FEM 07 CUSTOMS. Madrid, 2007; Three gracias. LA ERIZA, MADRID, 2007; MARTIUM, Libería Galeria Panta Rhei, Madrid, 2007; FEM 06 HOLE EDICIOR MADRID NUEVES CREATORS, NUDITS, ANATOMÍA DEL ALMA, 2006; VUDÚ, El Vermill, Manresa, 2005; Espai d´Art Rubiralta, 2004. In 2009 participated in the Lisbon Contemporary Art Fair. In artistic technical terms, it has a preference for portrait and watercolor, being the female body one of its motives of election. It is possible to observe in your work the interest in classic and timeless materials such as dead natures, female naked and even religious themes such as the sacred of saints, but updated, brought to the problem of contemporary issues. "Art and eroticism, the naked, of such great tradition in art, finds in Spanish painter Rámon Sanmiquel a young and talented sculptor, which like the famous French artist Balthus (1908-2001 ), specialized in the representation of the "charm" of adolescents female beauties. Provocative poses become the pretext for the mastery of the line, capable of giving life to the true creatures of the pencil or brush, in the nervous vibration of the trace and breathing contained in blacks. The evident eroticism of the figures goes backwards, in the face of the plastic mastery they reveal., Maria João Fernandes, AICA - International Association of Art "
