ANIBAL CATALAN — SUPREMATIST GARDEN

Through large-scale abstract constructions in the desert, Catalan harks back to the Suprematist ideals of the early twentieth century. Suprematism, founded by the Russian Kazimir Malevich, sought pure abstraction in both visual and literary forms. Catalan brings this quest to the landscape: “The aesthetic of the units will be a direct reference to the Suprematist avant garde movement but also as a form of understanding the Parallax concept or the idea of point of view, the interpretation of location and the understanding the abstract nature of space and land.” Catalan studied fine arts at ENPEG “La Esmeralda” and attended the School of Architecture at Anahuac University. He lives and works in Mexico City.

Artist website: wild-palms.com/anibal-catalan