Horitzó Anglesola by Joan Peris
With Horitzó Anglesola, Joan Peris creates a rarefied and silent landscape, where the horizon appears as a distant trace, suspended in time. The light, textured surface dominates the composition, while subtle chromatic accents emerge like fragments of memory, suggesting a barely perceptible presence.
The artist: Joan Peris
Joan Peris (Castellón, 1965) is a multidisciplinary visual artist who lives and works in Barcelona. His background in graphic design, photography, and ceramics has deeply influenced his pictorial language, rooted in material experimentation and surface stratification. After many years as a ceramic designer, he developed an evolving artistic practice and has exhibited in galleries and international art fairs.
Description of “Horitzó Anglesola”
The work unfolds as an essential, minimalist horizon where material becomes the central element. Delicate textures and subtle tonal variations create a slow, meditative visual rhythm, transforming the landscape into a mental space. The horizon, reduced to a thin sign, becomes a symbol of distance, waiting, and contemplation.