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Samuel Salcedo (born 1975) is a Spanish sculptor from Barcelona, known for his works that often feature treatments of the human head and its facial expressions, executed in a variety of media.^[1] Trained at the University of Barcelona's Faculty of Fine Arts and Manchester Metropolitan University's Department of Fine Arts, he initially worked more in painting in oils and spray paint, but he has shifted in recent years predominantly into sculpture.^[2] His works feature characters that provoke mixed emotional reactions, from repugnance to compassion, suffering from consumerism and mediocrity, and acting as a metaphor for the human condition.^[3]

Individual Exhibitions

2019 - “Animals”. Artalroc: Sala d'exposicions del Govern d'Andorra. Andorra.

2019 - “Role Models”. 3 Punts Galeria. Barcelona, Spain.

2016 - “Bewilderment”, 3 Punts Galeria. Barcelona, Spain.

2016 - “Photocall” Galerie Robert Drees. Hannover, Germany.

2015 - “DUST”. 3 Punts Galeria. Barcelona, Spain.

2015 - Can Sisteré, Centre d’Art Contemporani. Santa Coloma, Barcelona, Spain.

2015 - "NIT". Llotja del tint. Banyoles, Girona, Spain.

2014 - Galerie 100 Kubik. Cologne, Germany.

2014 - “Books”. Galeria Pilar Riberaygua. Andorra.

2014 - “Easy Like a Sunday Morning”, Osnova Gallery, Moscow, Russia

2013 - “House of Mirrors”. 3 Punts Galeria. Barcelona, Spain.

2012 - “Gemeine Spezies”. 3 Punts Galerie. Berlin, Germany.

2012 - "Listen”. Galerie Robert Drees. Hannover, Germany.

2011 - “Common Species”. 3 Punts Galeria, Barcelona, Spain.

2011 - “Traum”. Galerie 100 Kubik. Cologne, Germany.

2010 - “Harvest”. Galería Fernando Latorre. Madrid, Spain.

2010 - “Wet Paint”. Galería Ferran Cano. Palma de Mallorca, Spain.

2010 - “Icons”. Galeria Pilar Riberaygua. Andorra.

2009 - “Objects in a mirror are closer than they appear”. Luroa Galería de Arte. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain.

2009 - “Real People”. 3 Punts Galeria, Barcelona, Spain.

2008 - Galería Carmen del Campo. Córdoba, Spain.

2008 - Galerie Frédéric Got Fine Art. Paris, France.

2007 - 3 Punts Galeria. Barcelona, Spain.

2006 - Galería José Lorenzo. Santiago de Compostela, Spain.

2005 - Galeria Art72. Lleida, Spain.

2005 - 3 Punts Galeria. Barcelona, Spain.

2003 - 3 Punts Galeria. Barcelona, Spain.

2002 - Galería Clave. Murcia, Spain.

2000 - Can Marc. Girona, Spain.

1998 - Galeria Rose Selavy. Barcelona, Spain.

References[edit]

^ Galeria, 3 Punts (2014-06-21). "Salcedo". Tres Punts Galería (in Spanish). Retrieved 2021-07-27.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)
^ "The Soul Report". The Soul Report. Retrieved 2021-07-27.
^ "Samuel Salcedo - Información del artista". Fundació Vila Casas.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)

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[1] Galeria, 3 Punts (2014-06-21). "Salcedo". Tres Punts Galería (in Spanish). Retrieved 2021-07-27.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)

[2] "The Soul Report". The Soul Report. Retrieved 2021-07-27.

[3] "Samuel Salcedo - Información del artista". Fundació Vila Casas.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)

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