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Jaime Sancorlo — Online Exhibition

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Jaime Sancorlo

On Ice
Jaime Sancorlo

Jaime Sancorlo

Madrid, 1980. Graduated in Fine Arts from the Complutense University of Madrid. Trained at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw on an Erasmus scholarship. In mid-2018, after attending a painting workshop by Alejandro Carpintero, he fell in love again with oil painting. Meticulous in his style, Sancorlo appreciates oil's long drying time, versatility, and ability to create both soft melts and razor-sharp edges.

Caelis Galería is delighted to present "Reach Out," a solo exhibition by Spanish artist Jaime Sancorlo. The exhibition showcases a series of oil paintings depicting the adult world as a playground of irony. Drawing inspiration from historical black-and-white photographs from difficult periods, he injects a playful and witty touch of cartoon characters to create a juxtaposition of surreal, pop, and ironic elements.

The thirteen artworks presented in the exhibition evoke a serene and quiet wilderness, seemingly untouched by the smoke of war. Each canvas presents a unique theme — from leisure and practice to rescue and armistice — infusing the difficult times captured in the photographs with a soft touch of life and vibrancy.

Bearbecue

Bearbecue

2022 · Oil on canvas · 73 × 100 cm

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Color Exercise

Color Exercise

2020 · Oil on canvas · 89 × 114 cm

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Hail to the Bus Driver

Hail to the Bus Driver

2023 · Oil on canvas · 89 × 116 cm

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Lying in Wait

Lying in Wait

2023 · Oil on canvas · 70 × 50 cm

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The Nap

The Nap

2023 · Oil on canvas · 73 × 100 cm

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No Parking

No Parking

2023 · Oil on canvas · 100 × 81 cm

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Of Course You Realize This Means War!!

Of Course You Realize This Means War!!

2023 · Oil on canvas · 73 × 100 cm

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Through his astute artistic prowess, Jaime skillfully transforms the language of photography into a hyperrealistic painting language, prompting profound questions about the interplay between reality and the influx of popular symbols in our collective memory. This artistic montage empowers viewers to naturally fill in the missing narrative pieces, eagerly unraveling the tales suspended within each frame.

On Ice

On Ice

2023 · Oil on canvas · 89 × 130 cm

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Qué Será Será

Qué Será Será

2023 · Oil on canvas · 89 × 116 cm

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Reach Out

Reach Out

2023 · Oil on canvas · 65 × 92 cm

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Storyteller

Storyteller

2023 · Oil on canvas · 89 × 130 cm

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Behind the layers of historical fragments, Jaime Sancorlo pays tribute to the meticulous detailing of hyperrealism. At first glance, his artworks present an aged and somber black-and-white palette. Yet, beneath the surface, the coarse texture and sharp edges reveal a transformative process of selective treatment, transcending mere reproduction to become an embodiment of carefully chosen authenticity.

The Rescue

The Rescue

2023 · Oil on canvas · 120 × 120 cm

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Yeah, But You Should See the Other Truck!

Yeah, But You Should See the Other Truck!

2023 · Oil on wood panel · 100 × 73 cm

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The personas encountered amidst these trying times are adorned with military signifiers, mirroring the somber aspects of adulthood. The acid-colored cartoon elements reference electronic games and American movies, pointing to a forgotten childhood, expressing the loss of innocence and contemplation of its reasons, and attempting to find a trace of a smile amidst the serious military environment.

Jaime's artistic craftsmanship, blending restrained and faithful depictions with humorous assemblages, extends an empathetic hand to the numerous harsh realities, encouraging viewers to strike a harmonious balance between introspection and distance. By embracing the past and present, we can build profound consensus, awakening a newfound depth within ourselves.

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