Inma Escrich

INMA ESCRICH (La Vall d’Uxó, Castellón, 1965).
“Sahara.”
Oil on canvas.
Hand-signed in the lower right corner.
Certificate of authenticity included.
Measurements: 65 cm x 55 cm.

Inma Escrich’s work is characterized by a contemporary figurative style of great visual impact, focused on the representation of the body and identity through a language that is both realistic and vibrant. Her compositions often draw on recognizable images that the artist transforms through intense use of color and meticulous attention to texture. Her paintings combine technical virtuosity—evident in the rendering of skin and fabrics—with a penchant for the decorative and the symbolic, reflected in colorful backgrounds and graphic elements that lend a pop and contemporary feel.

Inma Escrich is a Spanish painter who began her artistic training at an early age under the painter Vicente Castelló, later expanding her studies in various studios in her hometown and at the School of Arts and Crafts in Castellón. She later completed her apprenticeship with Pere Ribera, a period during which her work incorporated imaginary and abstract elements that, while not directly carried forward, enriched her artistic sensibility. For several years, she balanced her artistic practice with work in ceramic design studios, participating with her own designs and drawings in leading international trade shows such as Cevisama (Valencia) and Cersaie (Bologna). After this period, he decided to leave industrial design to devote himself exclusively to painting, resuming his personal artistic practice and beginning to exhibit his work in galleries.