The Blue Pears Painting

David Galan is a London-based contemporary artist whose work explores the geometry of consciousness — the coded language that connects the human mind with the greater field of intelligence. His vibrant compositions act as transmissions: visual signals emerging from the intersection between the material and the metaphysical. Through layers of color, structure, and luminous pattern, Galan deciphers the hidden architecture of perception — where energy becomes form, and information takes shape as light. Each painting functions as a fragment of a larger system, a living diagram of communication between seen and unseen realms. Influenced by notions of frequency, resonance, and multidimensional awareness, his art merges abstract geometry with intuitive mapping. Circuits, pathways, and symbols appear like data flowing through a conscious grid — messages encoded in pigment, waiting to be received. Exhibited internationally and featured on platforms such as The Other Art Fair and Saatchi Art, Galan’s practice bridges contemporary aesthetics with the language of the cosmos. His works invite contemplation not as escape, but as connection — a dialogue between artist, viewer, and the quantum field itself. In his ongoing series, he continues to investigate the idea of art as signal — each piece a pulse of information, carrying the memory of expansion and the promise of awakening.