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Xavi Ceerre - DOS
Technique: Acrylic, latex, house paint, enamel, aerosol and graphite on canvas.
Artist Biography: Xavi Ceerre is an artist born in Alcoy in 1988, who lives and works in Barcelona. His main medium is painting, but he also uses other languages such as programming, music or installation. He has completed the Master's Degree in Painting, taught by the University of the Basque Country UPV/EHU. His work has been exhibited individually at the Carles Taché Gallery in Barcelona, the Neuheisel Gallery (Saarbrücken, Germany), the Juan Manuel Lumbreras Gallery in Bilbao and El espacio ZAWP (Bilbao), among others. And in several group exhibitions in spaces such as the CC Urgell in Barcelona, Espai 13 of the Fundació Miró, Tecla Sala, Piramidón Centre d'Art Contemporani (Barcelona), Bilbaoarte or the Espronceda Art Center (Barcelona), and more recently, the Het HEM in Amsterdam, Reckless Contemporary in Miami or the Gr_und gallery in Berlin. She has organized and curated different collective projects, such as the virtual interactive exhibition Quarantine Gallery, in which 29 national and international artists participated, O Seriot, in which she collaborated with a total of 7 artists from Barcelona. She is also part of the Okela artists network in Bilbao. She has participated in festivals such as MIRA Digital Arts Festival BCN, LOOM Festival BCN, Ús Barcelona, Urban Skills (Alcoy) or Ex Abrupto (Tarragona). He has done artistic residencies in ZAWP (Bilbao), Bilbaoarte, Piramidón Centre D'Art Contemporani de Barcelona, Fabra i Coats (BCN) and Nautilus Lanzarote. His work is part of various public and private collections in Spain, Peru, Switzerland, England, the Netherlands and the United States of America. Among them is the acquisition of a large format painting (5'2 x 2 m.) by the Bacardi Company that currently hangs in its headquarters in Spain.
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