Jacinto Moros

JACINTO MOROS (Cetina, Zaragoza, 1959)
Untitled, 2002.
Curved ash wood and painted in oil.
Attached certificate of the gallery May Moré.
It presents slight marks.
Measurements: 55 x 55 x 24 cm.

Sculpture made of painted ash wood, conceived as a continuous ribbon that unfolds in space through sinuous curves and twists. The work shows the artist's interest in the line turned into volume, generating a dynamic and light composition where the shape seems to draw in the air.

The use of intense red emphasizes the movement and fluidity of the piece, characteristic features of Jacinto Moros' sculptural language, focused on the exploration of rhythm, balance and the relationship between line, space and matter.

Jacinto Moros began his artistic career in New York, where he lived for five years before settling permanently in Madrid.

Throughout his career he has participated in numerous solo and group exhibitions in Spain and internationally, with a presence in countries such as the United States, Germany, the United Kingdom and Austria, consolidating a career linked to contemporary abstract sculpture.