Fidel Garcia Gallery

Fidel García conceives his work as a space where realism and abstraction engage in a dynamic
balance. For him, abstraction is a language that must speak on its own—an energy carefully
built in advance to express vitality and force, a contrast that emerges on the canvas as the
beginning of a journey. Figurative elements, on the other hand, provide depth and humanity:
faces, bodies, and meditative expressions that reveal inner questions, particularly in the
women he portrays, whose postures and gestures communicate inquiry, emotion, and an
intimate search for answers.
When he achieves the fusion of figure and abstraction, Fidel feels that his goal has been
accomplished. The dialogue between the two is not forced but organic. At times, abstraction
demands the presence of a single figure, at others, of several, creating a rhythm that generates
strength and expressiveness. This encounter is especially evident in ballet-inspired poses,
where movement and stillness coexist as metaphors for the inner life.
His work is guided by a philosophy close to Zen and Taoism, where landscapes and figures
merge in meditative atmospheres. Nature becomes both stage and reflection of states of
consciousness. In terms of color, Fidel explores contrasts su...