28/07/2026
Eliel Martinez Julián’s works on cotton paper evoke images that transcend time, preserving memory, symbols, and shared archetypes. Layers of paint accumulate through traces, gestures, and erasures, transforming each surface into a living organism.
These works reveal a rich chromatic universe where nature, the animal world, and ancestral cultures intertwine, giving rise to a powerful visual language that connects different eras and traditions.
Chapulines y bananas verdes (2026) 65x52cm
Oil and acrylic on cotton paper
Curated by Alessia Pietropinto
Eliel Martinez Julián’s works on cotton paper evoke images that transcend time, preserving memory, symbols, and shared archetypes. Layers of paint accumulate through traces, gestures, and erasures, transforming each surface into a living organism.
These works reveal a rich chromatic universe where nature, the animal world, and ancestral cultures intertwine, giving rise to a powerful visual language that connects different eras and traditions.
Curated by Alessia Pietropinto
Azul añil y armadillos (2026)
65x52cm
Oil and acrylic on cotton paper
Eliel Martinez Julián’s works on cotton paper evoke images that transcend time, preserving memory, symbols, and shared archetypes. Layers of paint accumulate through traces, gestures, and erasures, transforming each surface into a living organism.
These works reveal a rich chromatic universe where nature, the animal world, and ancestral cultures intertwine, giving rise to a powerful visual language that connects different eras and traditions.
Pisolino pomeridiano (2026)
65x52cm
Oil and acrylic on cotton paper
Eliel Martinez Julián’s works on cotton paper evoke images that transcend time, preserving memory, symbols, and shared archetypes. Layers of paint accumulate through traces, gestures, and erasures, transforming each surface into a living organism.
These works reveal a rich chromatic universe where nature, the animal world, and ancestral cultures intertwine, giving rise to a powerful visual language that connects different eras and traditions.
Curated by Alessia Pietropinto
Non mi fai più paura (2026)
65x52cm
Oil and acrylic on cotton paper