Jacinto Moros

Jacinto Moros is a Spanish sculptor and graphic artist born in Albacete in 1959. He began his studies at the School of Arts and Crafts in Albacete and later moved to Madrid to study Fine Arts at the Complutense University. Moros's work is characterized by an obsession with form and movement, reflected in the curvature and dynamism of his sculptures and prints. The influence of Spanish sculptural tradition is evident in his work, but Moros takes it to a more abstract and conceptual level, exploring the possibilities of form and space themselves. In his graphic work, Moros uses techniques such as embossing to create textures and reliefs on paper, which suggest the presence of forms in motion. His sculptures, meanwhile, play with the relationship between space and object, creating shapes that seem to emerge from nowhere or disappear into the distance. Despite his interest in form and movement, Moros's work is not limited to the purely abstract. Influences of nature and architecture can be detected in his sculptures, and figurative elements can often be distinguished in his graphic work. This gives his work a broader and more universal dimension, transcending the boundaries of the purely formal. Moros has exhibited his work in numerous solo and group exhibitions, both in Spain and abroad, and has received several awards and recognitions for his work. His work is part of important public and private collections and has been the subject of study and analysis by contemporary art critics and theorists.