Neo-Cubist Paintings

Paul Ygartua’s Neo-Cubist paintings use fragmented faces, distorted figures and vivid colour to invite a closer look. Recognisable subjects take on new shapes, creating compositions that move between representation and abstraction.

For Ygartua, this approach also offers a way to express ideas about the world around him, including political unrest, bureaucracy and corporate influence. Colour does more than describe the subject; it helps convey the painting’s emotional force. The collection reflects his continuing interest in experimentation and freedom of expression.