PAUL YGARTUA · 31 ARTWORKS
Graffiti-Inspired Paintings
Paul Ygartua approaches graffiti as a spontaneous form of expression. Sketch-like marks and a free-flowing, sometimes whimsical style allow him to turn ideas and emotions into a visual statement.
These graffiti-inspired paintings connect with his interest in social commentary and political expression. The collection also shows how this freedom overlaps with his figurative and Neo-Cubist work, bringing different approaches together around the impulse to communicate.
Graffiti is a spontaneous, free-flowing expression in a sketchy, whimsical style, creating a message for the onlooker. It is a combination of social commentary and political expression.
La Familia
Late Night
Image description: Woman and child outlined over yellow paint
Lady in Green
Barcelona Fiesta Mayor
Image description: Group of faces among bright geometric blocks
Nairobi
The Family
The Conference
High Five
Early Morning
Image description: Two pale figures with black geometric outlines
Image description: Large pale profile among blue, red and black figures
Image description: Angular faces with red, yellow and pink blocks
Graffiti II
Image description: Woman and nearby figures on red, blue and yellow
Image description: Artist working beside a colourful group composition
Image description: Artist standing beside a wide figurative painting
Image description: Faces and torsos drawn over yellow and red
Image description: Angular figures among yellow and grey blocks
Image description: Wide group of figures on blue, red and yellow
Image description: Artist painting a wide group of angular figures
Barcelona Fiesta Mayor
Nairobi
High Five
Late Night
The Conference
Graffiti II
The Family
Woman's Best Friend
Neo Cubism