Juan and Pablo Genovés

Juan and Pablo Genovés are two Spanish artists who collaborate. Juan Genovés was born in Valencia in 1930, and Pablo Genovés was born in Madrid in 1959. The brothers' joint work is characterized by a fusion of figurative and abstract elements, as well as the use of photography, painting, and sculpture to create installations and large-format works. Juan Genovés's work is known for its figurative style, in which human figures are presented in juxtaposed and overlapping crowds, creating a sense of tension and dynamism. His style has evolved from an early expressionist approach to a more abstract use of form and color in recent decades. In addition to his work in the field of art, Juan Genovés has also distinguished himself as a political activist and has received numerous awards and recognitions throughout his career. Pablo Genovés has developed a multidisciplinary artistic practice that combines photography, painting, and sculpture to create works that explore the relationship between man and nature, space, and light. His work is known for its use of digital techniques to manipulate and create new images from old photographs and architectural elements. Together, the Genovés brothers have exhibited in numerous solo and group exhibitions in Spain and abroad, and have received various awards and recognitions. Their work has been part of important public and private collections around the world, and their impact on the Spanish art scene has been significant.