Sergio Romero

SERGIO ROMERO (Barcelona, 1978).
“De Luxe,” 2026.
Mixed media on canvas.
Signed, titled, and dated on the reverse.
With the artist’s personal stamp.
Measurements: 130 x 81 cm.

The exploration of energy, rhythm, and invisible structures constitutes one of the main themes of Sergio Romero’s abstract language. In this work, the artist develops a complex web of overlapping lines that creates an intense sense of movement and visual tension. Against a background built up through a dense accumulation of yellow, red, and orange strokes, bold black and blue graphic elements burst forth, traversing the surface to form sinuous structures, symbols, and irregular geometric figures. The hallmarks of meticulousness in the chromatic interweaving and boldness in the main strokes establish a suggestive balance between order and chaos. The composition is related to the explorations Romero undertook in his “Timelines” series, where gestural repetition and the overlapping of paths evoke energetic cartographies and temporal flows. The painting thus takes on a sensory dimension linked to the perception of movement and vibration.

Sergio Romero is a self-taught visual artist who began his career in 2020, developing a practice closely tied to meditation, intuition, and the exploration of states of consciousness. His work has gained international recognition through his participation in exhibitions and art fairs held in Madrid, Paris, New York, Dubai, Berlin, Zurich, and Venice, among other cities. Notable highlights include his exhibition at the Haegeumgang Art Museum (South Korea, 2025) and his participation in a presentation by MADS Gallery in Times Square (New York, 2024). In 2025, he received the Outstanding Artist of the Year Award from the International Federation of Culture and Art in South Korea and holds Akoun certification.