Black girl seated Painting

Javier Margad, born in Jerez de la Frontera (Spain) in 1975, is a contemporary neofigurative painter who falls within the framework of visual Hypermodernity. After a successful career in technology and communications, he decided to make a change in his life and train as an artist, successfully reaching important art collectors with his work. He has exhibited at major international art fairs and in the principal cities of Spain, such as Madrid (Galería Origen) and Catalonia (Abartium). At the age of 35, after studying Cultural Anthropology, he decided to approach his artistic work from a new perspective, delving into what the French philosopher and sociologist Gilles Lipovetsky calls Hypermodernity. Places without history and paradoxes of individuality in our time serve as the guiding thread of a unique and courageous body of work committed to the present. To achieve this, he offers a highly personal interpretation of pictorial techniques, employing a variety of visual resources to communicate what lies beneath the everyday.