Francisco Mayor Maestre exhibition at Aurora Vigil-Escalera gallery

Dogs, conspiracy and heat

The Aurora Vigil-Escalera Art Gallery is pleased to present, from August 25 to October 31, “Dogs, conspiracy and heat”, the second exhibition by Francisco Mayor Maestre (Madrid, 1990) in this gallery. We know that the vision of this young artist and the strength of his painting, of his infinite buildings situated in balance between figuration and geometric abstraction, have impressed you as much as they have us, and proof of this is the great success he has had in all the fairs we have attended with his work, obtaining incredible sold outs in the last three.

Charles of Love He offers us the artist's keys and his own impressions after visiting his studio: “Reflecting the everyday is, almost certainly, one of the greatest complications for an artist because everything happens in the everyday, life happens, lives happen, past, present and future. In the everyday there are the greatest fictions, the greatest lies and Of course , the greater truths. We are all in the daily life. Mayor Maestre looks out with incredible naturalness at that open window to which only a few know how to give the necessary importance, perhaps because he already looked out as a child and traveled on the bus from the outskirts to the center of Madrid and before A changing world opened up to him every few metres, full of contrasts that began to inhabit or draw themselves in his head. That initial astonishment is the seed of everything that would come later because the entire universe is in the routine of a bus trip."

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Francisco Mayor Maestre Exhibition