Rodrigo García Huetos

RODRIGO GARCÍA HUETOS (Gualda, Guadalajara, 1948).
"Garden".
Oil on wood assemblage.
Signed in the lower right corner.
Measurements: 60 × 73 cm; 75 × 62 × 2 cm (frame).

In this work, Rodrigo García Huetos transforms the floral motif into a space of memory, matter and contemplation. The composition is organized as a suspended garden, where flowers, stems and luminous spots emerge among green, ocher and bluish glazes, creating a dense and poetic atmosphere. The assembled support introduces a geometric structure that dialogues with the organic freedom of the vegetation.

Rodrigo García Huetos is an artist from Alcarria, Spain, born in Gualda, Guadalajara, in 1948. A former teacher, he has developed a career focused on painting, collage, assemblage and sculpture, with special interest in composition, color, textures and the expressiveness of materials. He has exhibited in various spaces, including the Francisco Sobrino Museum in Guadalajara, and his work is characterized by a poetic look at objects, nature and the memory of everyday life.