Gabriel Roca (Tenerife, 1959-) is a multidisciplinary artist whose final work is as important as the process. His work involves generating sounds, wind, movements and vibrations to create drawings with the matter. He manipulates native materials (sand, stones, pine needles), revising thus their traditional uses to arrive at a reinterpretation of our reality and our environment.
His creative process is based on his interest in science and nature applied to the graphic process. Dots, drawing, the forest, repetition and experimentation in different techniques are all resources that Gabriel uses to recreate nature in his work. He creates calligraphies portraying elements of the landscape; as Angel Padrón explains, he creates “an image that becomes a text.”
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Frontiers, 2018
Gabriel Roca
Pine needle and black sand insertions in glass
150 x 137 cm
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Pine needles square, 2018
Gabriel Roca
Pine needle insertions in glass
40 x 40 x 10 cm
P.o.r.
Black Sand, 2018
Gabriel Roca
Black sand insertions in glass
40 x 40 x 10 cm
P.o.r.
Nest, 2018
Gabriel Roca
Pine needle insertions in glass
40 x 40 x 10 cm
P.o.r.
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