Martín Noguerol

MARTÍN NOGUEROL (Spain, 1958).
Polyptych.
Ink on paper.
Mounted and framed by the artist.
It presents damages in the frame.
Measurements: 70 x 50 cm (x6); 186 x 194 cm (frame).
Work composed of six independent pieces through which the artist creates a composition in which the play of geometric shapes acquires prominence, with which he expresses his volumetric interest in a two-dimensional material. Thus converting the set almost into a sculptural element. Martín Noguerol's work is characterized by an approach to geometric constructivism that is never confused with rigid schematism. Even in his most voluptuous volumes, the line, the light or the shadow, and sometimes, the hollow, mark a geometric counterpoint that orders and gathers the composition and enriches his points of view. Through an expressive and successful play of volumes and lines, of tones and textures, of supports and challenges to gravity, Noguerol's sculpture transmits an artistic serenity that is instantly transmitted to the spectator. Within a stylistic schematism that inevitably recalls the avant-garde of the last century.
Martín Noguerol, with a solid formation in the precision of architecture and descriptive technical drawing, adopts geometry as a way of life and a way of thinking.
Martín Noguerol, with a solid formation in the precision of architecture and descriptive technical drawing, adopts geometry as a way of life and a way of thinking.