Pigment Gallery

Pigment Gallery was launched in Barcelona in January 2016 with the aim of adapting interactively to the changing global society in order to ensure contemporary art reaches anyone with curiosity or sensitivity towards art.

Pigment Gallery deals in the promoting and publicising of contemporary art, within new artists from both home and abroad, and to present their works both nationally and internationally, especially at the main contemporary art fairs held around the world. The gallery supports a take on reality and current trends that fees from modes and cliches, in search for new voices that provide a fresh breeze to the art world. Discovering, sharing, investing and generating discussion spaces rather than merely exhibiting.

Represented artists:

Rosa Galindo, Juan Escudero, David Morago, Rosanna Casano, Marta Fàbregas, Manu vb Tintoré, Marcelo Fuentes, Gerard Fernández Rico, Patricio Reig, Anke Blaue, Penélope Clot, Jordi Martoranno, Carlos Tárdez, Diego Benéitez, Martina Manyà, Eduardo Pérez - Cabrero, Rosa Artero, Carla Tarruella, Francesca Poza, Dominica Sánchez, Diego Ferrari, Marcel Camps, Marcos Isamat, Benjamin Gaumard, Victor Silva, Juan Miguel Quiñones, Mario Pasqualotto, Ana Monsó.

Sito Mújica (Sabadell, Barcelona, 1971) carries out research projects that address issues related to copyright, content curation, algorithms and the use of image in digital media. His works are organized under the appellation 'copied', alluding to 'non-authorship' and an apparently limited formal originality.

The works he'll be showing at Pigment Gallery highlight his interest in methods of representation and the classification and identification of images in major search engines and artificial intelligence platforms. From classical sculptures from the Louvre Museum to portraits from fashion magazines, thus connecting classical ideals with contemporary aesthetics.