Rosa Galindo

Rosa Galindo
Barcelona, 1962

Rosa Galindo's works are dreamlike images that represent an imaginary world. Experimenting with the possibilities of different techniques and materials, she often uses the reverse painting process on Plexiglas, which allows her to play with transparency and opacity.

Rosa Galindo's paintings are an allegory that reflects our presence as individuals in an astonishing imaginary universe. Her work reflects a philosophical idea that seeks to understand humanity's place in the world.

The elegant brushstrokes and pigments, applied with vigor, are visible signs of Rosa Galindo's work process, in which the essence of Action Painting can be appreciated.

Rosa Galindo reflects her great energy and gestural quality by using impetuous, sweeping gestures and adding layers of paint that she works and retouches with her brushes, palettes, and—often—with her hands.

The objects Rosa Galindo depicts appear to float above the backgrounds of her paintings. These images often suggest meditation and personal reflection.