David Abellà

My work explores the possibility of life beyond Earth. I've always been fascinated by the vastness of the universe with its countless galaxies and I question the supremacy of the human race in and out of our solar system.

In the five continents we find many civilizations who claim to have been visited by extraterrestrials flying strange artifacts from distant stars or far away planets. An example is found in the sacred book Mahābhārata that describes in detail spaceships in the skies of ancient India. At present Michio Kaku, Professor of Theoretical Physics at the City University of New York, sets parameters for classifying alien civilizations and reflects on the possibility of contact with them.

I use the concept of symmetry and my fascination for science fiction to create beings inhabitants of other worlds and their sophisticated means of transport. I employ several techniques to create images that can alter the limited perception of our reality as human beings in a technologically planned society who are seldom aware of the connection with the infinite.

2014 - Self-Promotion for Creatives, Central Saint Martins, London.
2013 - Improve your photography, Central Saint Martins, London.
1999 - Computer Art & Design, Chichester College, England.
1998 - Erasmus scholarship. Exeter Art College. University of Plymouth, UK.
1997 - Bachelor of Fine Arts, University of Barcelona, Spain.