Simeón Saiz Ruiz - SAMAR BADAWI, AS PHOTOGRAPHED BY MARK HENLEY / PANOS REA
Biografía del Artista: Cuenca, Spain, 1956. Lives and works in Madrid, Spain. After spending 16 years working on a series about civilian casualties in the Balkan wars in the 1990s, I felt the need to try to overcome the model of working in very closed series and focus more on individual works that are as densely composed as possible conceptually possible. However, the work on the Balkans has left in me an indelible desire to work around the image in the public sphere and reject the comfort of a more private art. Although I believe in the capacity of art to impact In the society that produces it, I have no illusions about the social effectiveness of my works and on the contrary I understand them more as an individual process of research into the world around us in the hope of understanding it a little better. The ravages of populism, the eternal fear of the other, the discredit of politics, the insecurity of the individual and his defenselessness against abuse and exploitation, Violence and possible negative images are a breeding ground that produces images without ceasing. Exhibition selection: Photos (Das Unheimliche). F2 Gallery. Madrid, Spain (2022); BALLOTS NOT BULLETS, curated by Raul Zamudio and Juan Puentes. White Box Gallery. New York, USA (2022); Memory of the Future. MUSAC Collection, curated by Koré Escobar. MUSAC. León, Spain (2021); Soviet Soldiers. F2 Gallery. Madrid, Spain (2018); Times of the Ohnmacht, curated by Monika Anselment and Simeón Saiz Ruiz. Kunstraum pro arte. Hallein, Austria (2017); Feminist genealogies in Spanish art: 1960 - 2010, curated by Juan Vicente Aliaga and Patricia Mayayo. MUSAC. León, Spain (2012); The Specular Image (Pulling the Thread. ARTIUM Collection). Artium. Vitoria, Spain (2012); J'est un je. MUME, Museum Memorial de l'Exili. La Jounquera, Spain (2010). Selection of collections: ARTIUM. Vitoria, Spain; Bank of Spain Collection. Madrid, Spain; Spanish Museum of Abstract Art. Cuenca, Spain; Reina Sofia National Art Centre Museum. Madrid, Spain; Sorigué Foundation. Lleida, Spain; Pilar Citoler Collection. Madrid, Spain; La Caixa Collection. Barcelona, Spain.
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