SUN

Antonio Ballester Moreno has developed a distinctive visual language rooted in the symbolism of the natural world. Stars, suns, vegetation, and water recur throughout his compositions, rendered in vivid hues of red, blue, green, and yellow. His work evokes a universe of primary colour and elemental form, where raw materials such as unprocessed jute lend the paintings an austere physicality and singular beauty. While grounded in abstraction, his practice resonates with traditions of pattern-making, craft, and folkloric culture, each deeply connected to lived relationships with nature. At the core of this body of work is a sustained meditation on the material presence of the landscape, distilled into radically simplified forms. The paintings propose a contemporary approach to landscape as both image and contemplative object.