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Mario De Ayguavives - Another City
Technique: Digital Photography
Artist Biography: Mario de Ayguavives (Zaragoza, 1968) graduated in Fine Arts specializing in Sculpture from the University of Barcelona. He received the Scholarship-Acquisition in the Sculpture Workshop of Calotaro, the First Prize in Sculpture in the IX and X Aragonese Youth Contest of Plastic Arts, the Honorable Mention in Sculpture in the XX Bancaixa Prize of Valencia, and the Honorable Mention in Sculpture in the VII Isabel de Portugal Prize of Zaragoza. His work has been present in the art fairs ARCO in Madrid with galleries such as Spectrum Gallery and Van der Voort Gallery. It also highlights his solo exhibition at the Banco Hispano 20 in Zaragoza, and his inclusion in collections such as those of the Diputación General de Aragón, the Diputación Provincial de Zaragoza and the museums of Contemporary Art in Madrid and Ibiza. Mario de Ayguavives is a photographer who shows us an unnatural nature, remade and manufactured to the taste of the consumer, an image theoretically more pleasing to the human eye, where the taste for symmetry and repetition of man is squeezed to create a disturbing landscape. His images show us a globalized nature, made to man's taste, serialized and manufactured to infinity.
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