Javier Delgado

Discover unique artworks that emanate from the heart and accompany you on an introspective journey, unveiling new meanings with every gaze, through the enjoyment of each painting.

Art is an inherent part of human nature, and our creative expression becomes a profound and integral manifestation. Through this form of expression, we explore the depths of the unconscious, allowing us to attain a deeper and co-creative understanding from our singular perspective of the world.

Each painting I create emerges from a composition that integrates the unconscious with the conscious, following rules that give rise to a more complete and dynamic artwork. These pictorial creations invite prolonged contemplation, perpetually revealing new and harmonious meanings that align with your emotional state in each moment. Inspiration is divine, a fusion of what we believe to comprehend and the mystery that envelops it, infusing life into every brushstroke.

May these artworks help you find a space for reflection, connecting with yourself and the beauty of life.

*Self-taught artist with a lifelong dedication to art, starting from an early age.
*Completed formal education at the MOMA in New York, focusing on contemporary art and the creative process.
*Studied under the esteemed Sisto Pascale in Uruguay to further refine artistic skills.
*Explored the relationship between art, psychotherapy, and spirituality.
*Engaged in the study of Gestalt Psychology at the CGA to deepen understanding of artistic expression.
*Pursued specialized courses at distinguished institutions, including Northwestern University, University of Florida, and Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona.

*MoMA Education & Research Center, New York
*8a call of the Contemporary Art Center (EAC), Uruguay
*Biennal of Mislata “Miguel Navarro”, Spain
*“Yoga & Values”, Ministry of Defense, Uruguay
*Mantra donation for the first shala in a penitentiary center, Uruguay
*Watermedia Showcase, F+W Group, New York
*Environmental Defense Organization, Uruguay
*Investigation of aboriginal art for the Mayan and Australian civilizations Investigation of Japanese Art, with focus Ukiyo-e and Zen principles.