My work is like a tachograph that record changes in speed, acceleration, sudden braking, slowing down and mileage for my journey. As a subject in a given context, the disk produced not only reflects my route, but also the external agents that affect it. By looking at it, other people can recognise...

I take images from different areas such as advertising or security and then frame and fragment them and use recordings of recordings to turn them into something else. By showing them in a different form, I activate certain objects and images to give them the power to make people think or suggest...

Flicking through one of those hefty books that boast the Best Up-and-Coming Artists of the Moment, I realise that all artist’s statements are simply vague approximations that lead readers’ interpretations off to places the work is unable to define for itself. I also see works that wither away to...

My pieces explore areas such as personal and collective memory, games, pain and violence. The empty house where I lived was the production centre for my most recent projects. I set up a load of paraphernalia there so an imagined tightrope walker could roam about the house and discover new nooks and...

My work is a communicative response to my environment, as well as a way of setting out and sharing attitudes. My interest as a producer and researcher is currently reflected in creating models of symbolic negotiation based on combining different possibilities, developing new environments or...

Javier Lozano uses his images to portray actions and situations and to shape pre-existing concepts. He aims to reflect universal characteristics of human beings, rather than seeing them as merely cultural products.

My work centres on painting, stressing its narrative side by representing what appear to be stagings from a children’s game whose characters, situations and landscapes evoke fantasy films, art, fairy tales… By stunning and seducing, I explore an introspective, closed world that alludes to our...

I want my art works to create an active, reflective visual space by rethinking the social world and representing it in a visual language in parallel to the hegemonic one. My artistic practice is rooted in commitment, learning and responsibility. I believe in the “social performativity of art” - the...