Fernando Pagola
An architect by profession, Pagola (San Sebastián, 1961) seeks and explores geometries using flat colors to create different spaces. His multidisciplinary work merges painting, photography, collage, installation and video. Notable for the use of the technique of papier colle, intensely cultivated in many of his works, painting on sheets of damp paper and glued on wooden panels, which is adding successive layers until the paper acquires a texture
An architect by profession, Pagola (San Sebastián, 1961) seeks and explores geometries using flat colors to create different spaces. His multidisciplinary work merges painting, photography, collage, installation and video. Notable for the use of the technique of papier colle, intensely cultivated in many of his works, painting on sheets of damp paper and glued on wooden panels, which is adding successive layers until the paper acquires a texture
so intense that has the appearance of a fresco. The Museum of Navarre has a mural of tens of meters made under this technique, which seeks to recreate both Roman mosaics and medieval frescoes, titled "Fun with Figures". He exhibits individually in prestigious galleries Pamplona and Madrid, and centers like MANCARS. His work is also in centers like ARTIUM (Vitoria).
so intense that has the appearance of a fresco. The Museum of Navarre has a mural of tens of meters made under this technique, which seeks to recreate both Roman mosaics and medieval frescoes, titled "Fun with Figures". He exhibits individually in prestigious galleries Pamplona and Madrid, and centers like MANCARS. His work is also in centers like ARTIUM (Vitoria).
