Ramon Moscardó (1953) - Mujer con vestido azul

Technique: Oil on panel\Signature: Hand signed
About the artist His painting is characterized by the use of very vivid and bright colours and it has an optimistic spirit alluding to the desire to live, to the happy moments of daily life. He deals with very diverse topics: vision of cities such as Barcelona, Prague, Paris, Venice or New York, Cadaqués landscapes, facades, interiors of bars or his studio, street scenes. . . Light plays a very important role in Ramón Moscardó’s painting, either the light of the bright Mediterranean sun or the one showing the reflections and transparency of the sea, such as the light which is projected indoors and defines different environments. In landscapes, the painter places us before spectacular images. He observes some of the scenes from a high and distant point of view, but the atmosphere is so clear that it seems that the different elements, defined in detail, are within reach: there are no distances, everything is a vibrant, rhythmic and vigorous whole. When he paints interiors, figures take on a leading role; in addition he often establishes subtle dialogues between the characters, which are expressed through looks and gestures. He shows a great pictorial intuition and a long experience in giving life and naturalness to the human figure. Ramón Moscardó exhibits his works in the Sala Parés since 1978, and he has also done so in the United States on several occasions, as well as in Hong Kong and in major European capitals. His work can be seen in important private and public collections.