Promises of the Landscape Painting

Fernando Jaramillo is a contemporary painter based in Colombia. His work explores abstract landscapes as imagined territories, where urban memory, organic structures, and internal perception intersect. Working primarily with acrylic on canvas, his paintings balance density and openness, inviting contemplation rather than narrative certainty. His practice focuses on the emotional experience of place—how environments are remembered, inhabited, and reimagined over time. Jaramillo’s work is part of the ongoing series Imagined Cartographies, a body of work that positions abstraction as a form of mapping inner and collective landscapes. Fernando Jaramillo is an artist whose work explores living architectures through intricate networks of line and expansive chromatic fields. Moving between large-scale paintings and intimate works on paper, he investigates invisible systems — psychological landscapes, cellular structures and energetic formations that exist beneath visible reality. His compositions function as dynamic ecosystems, where micro and macro dimensions converge in continuous expansion.