Sebastià Ramis

SEBASTIÀ RAMIS (Palma de Mallorca, 1947).
"Venice".
Oil on tablex.
Signed in the lower right corner.
Measurements: 24 x 20 cm; 40 x 34 cm (frame).
Self-taught painter, Sebastià Ramis began his pictorial work late, in which compositions inspired by landscapes and beaches predominate, framed in a luminous and colorist feeling clearly Mediterranean. He made his individual debut in 1982, in the Pelaires gallery in Palma de Mallorca, where he has reiterated his presence on several occasions. He has also exhibited in the Barcelona galleries Vayreda, Parés, Àmbit and Artur Ramon, in Madrid at the Juan Gris gallery, in Pollença at the Bennassar gallery, in Toulouse and in Paris, and has participated in important group exhibitions. In addition to the landscape, he cultivated interior scenes, still lifes and figures, in images often full of humor and literary references, marked by an atmosphere of memory and nostalgia. A painter with a distinct personality and magnificent technique, his work is halfway between lyricism and the process of synthesizing the forms of nature.