Notes related to Fernando Pradilla

EDWIN MONSALVE: THE TRACE IN THE PROCESS OF TRANSFORMATION, AT FERNANDO PRADILLA

Álvaro de Benito 

Memoria vegetal brings together previously unseen works that form landscapes describing processes and absences. Monsalve uses fossil residue as pigment, inserting it into his work both as a technique and as a symbol to reflect on how humanity transforms its environment and its own history.

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EDWIN MONSALVE: THE TRACE IN THE PROCESS OF TRANSFORMATION, AT FERNANDO PRADILLA

Until 01/17/2026
Madrid, Spain
ÓSCAR ABRAHAM PABÓN: THOUGHT AND MATTER, AT FERNANDO PRADILLA

By Álvaro de Benito

The Fernando Pradilla Gallery is exhibiting Palabra y Obra at its Madrid venue, a new solo show by Óscar Abraham Pabón (San Juan de Colón, Venezuela, 1984) in which, once again, a psychological investigation or anecdotal narrative is transformed into matter—though without restricting the possibility of the reverse path. The exhibition features recent works by the artist, pieces that maintain a certain relationship between the material and the everyday as something tangible through which to address symbolic notions of a philosophical nature.

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ÓSCAR ABRAHAM PABÓN: THOUGHT AND MATTER, AT FERNANDO PRADILLA

Until 11/29/2025
Madrid, Spain
GONZALO FUENMAYOR: DECOLORIZING THE CLICHÉ AT FERNANDO PRADILLA

Fernando Pradilla presents Depresión Tropical (Tropical Depression), Gonzalo Fuenmayor’s (Barranquilla, Colombia, 1977) third solo exhibition at the gallery. The show brings together a new series of charcoal drawings created specifically for its Madrid headquarters. In this latest body of work—caught between references to nature and the artificial, between chaos and tranquility—the artist offers a vision in which climate becomes a metaphorical instrument for personal and cultural transformation, as well as a certain historiography.

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GONZALO FUENMAYOR: DECOLORIZING THE CLICHÉ AT FERNANDO PRADILLA

Until 04/30/2025
Madrid, Spain