Rafael Pedrosa Dorado
Contemporary Artist
Welcome
The origins of my work come from the environment that surrounds us and its continuous transformation. I seek to represent the movement and communication of the landscape and its relationship with life, this can be natural or accidental. I look to establish a relationship with the people who observe the environment through my painting, allowing myself from a contemporary practice to make these new spaces visible.
Projects
Estuaries movements
Study
This series works with the idea of movement and communication using the estuaries landscapes, aiming to capture the changes in colours, shapes and light as the water moves, transforming a constantly changing environment .
Colour motion
Exhibition
This exhibition is made from works of different paintings series where movement and color are the main protagonists. "Colour motion" can be visited from 19th October to 19th November in the lounge bar of the art-deco cinema Picture House Fulham Road in London. Picture House Fulham Road in London.
M@ -through the senses-
Exhibition 2023
This project was selected for exhibition at Centro de Arte Tomás y Valiente in Fuenlabrada. It was inaugurated on March 17, 2023.
Picnic
Artwork
“Picnic” This series is the result of experimenting with the formal elements of traditional landscape painting in search of new and different images.
Linescape
Artwork
“Linescape” continues with the analysis of plant forms in urban spaces and their visual interruption.
Colindante Verde
Exhibition 2022
“Colindante Verde” was inaugurated in Murcia at the end of April 2022. It was composed of a series of works that established a connection between natural elements and urban spaces.
Three trees
Study
“Three trees” was a series composed of three works that serve as a study for the artistic representation of plant forms, analyzing their shapes, colour and relationship with space.
Collective exhibitions
Participation in different collective exhibitions has allowed me to get to know the work of artists, projects, curators and also new exhibition spaces.
