Ramon Enrich

RAMÓN ENRICH (Igualada, Barcelona, 1968).
"House 5".
Painted cardboard.
Signed, titled and dated on the base.
Measurements: 22 x 50 x 15 cm.

In his multidisciplinary work, Ramon Enrich explores the essentialism of architectural forms. The "House 5" is a geometric construction, without windows, with doors that seem to be loopholes, with rectangular structures at different levels. In painting, photography and sculpture, Ramon Enrich connotes his houses and villages with a dreamlike, metaphysical and mysterious cadence.

Painter and photographer whose work explores the essentialism of architectural forms. Trained in Barcelona, Enrich moved to the United States and finally settled in New York, where he was Julian Schnabel's assistant. He has exhibited his work all over the world, in group and personal exhibitions, and was awarded the First Prize for Painting in Manresa in 1985, and the First Prize for Drawing at the Igualada City Council Art Exhibition in 1987. He is represented in the Tanaka Foundation in Tokyo, the collections of La Caixa and Banco Santander, etc., as well as in important private collections such as those of Donald Judd, Norman Foster and Eric Spiekerman.