Salva Ginard Spain, b. 1973

Works
  • Salva Ginard, Cold shadow
    Salva Ginard
    Cold shadow
    Mixed media on canvas
    90 x 90 cm
    35 3/8 x 35 3/8 in
  • Salva Ginard, It's now
    Salva Ginard
    It's now
    Mixed media on canvas
    90 x 90 cm
    35 3/8 x 35 3/8 in
  • Salva Ginard, Here 26/9.
    Salva Ginard
    Here 26/9.
    Mixed Media on canvas
    130 x 125 cm
    51 1/8 x 49 1/4 in
  • Salva Ginard, One week.
    Salva Ginard
    One week.
    Mixed Media on canvs
    140 x 130 cm
    55 1/8 x 51 1/8 in
  • Salva Ginard, Rain
    Salva Ginard
    Rain
    Mixed Media on canvas
    140 x 140 cm
    55 1/8 x 55 1/8 in
  • Salva Ginard, Open your eyes.
    Salva Ginard
    Open your eyes.
    Mixed Media on canvas
    140 x 130 cm
    55 1/8 x 51 1/8 in
  • Salva Ginard, 22:35h
    Salva Ginard
    22:35h
    Mixed Media on canvas
    135 x 130 cm
    53 1/8 x 51 1/8 in
  • Salva Ginard, 22:07h
    Salva Ginard
    22:07h
    Mixed Media on canvas
    140 x 130 cm
    55 1/8 x 51 1/8 in
  • Salva Ginard, Spring Time
    Salva Ginard
    Spring Time
    Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
    132 x 132 cm
    52 x 52 in
Biography
Spain
Salva Ginard was born in Palma de Mallorca in 1973. While he works with brushes and paints, rock music is heard in his studio. The colour of the floor resembles a surreal flower meadow, and sometimes he would take a pencil and write out a favourite song verse in the middle of his latest work.
 
Having worked for over 20 years, Salva Ginard has influenced the aesthetic trends that have affected the art of portrait painting. Ginard strips the mask from the person in an abstract fashion. Hope, confidence, curiosity, and desire are all reflected in the eyes of the beautiful female faces he depicts. For many years, art enthusiasts and collectors have been attracted by the beautiful portraits that magically move horizontally or vertically, and bewitch the eye with a joyful and saturated colour palette. These remarkable artworks have been displayed at art fairs and galleries throughout Europe.
Exhibitions