Spanish Street Artist, expressionist, painter/multi-media explorer Borondo has been on a lot of people’s list lately because his wide-eyed and fearless inquisitions are taking him into many disciplines, and he’s doing most of them incredibly.
He’s excited about his new solo show at Rex Romae Gallery in Shoreditch, London this Friday the 6th, and we’re excited because the photographer Butterfly is sharing these fresh new images with BSA readers. Following the shots you can read more about her visit to the Borondo studios.
Borondo. “Animal” Rex Romae Gallery. Shoreditch, London. (photo © Butterfly)
Borondo. “Animal” Rex Romae Gallery. Shoreditch, London. (photo © Butterfly)
Borondo. “Animal” Rex Romae Gallery. Shoreditch, London. (photo © Butterfly)
Borondo. “Animal” Rex Romae Gallery. Shoreditch, London. (photo © Butterfly)
Borondo. “Animal” Rex Romae Gallery. Shoreditch, London. (photo © Butterfly)
From Butterfly’s visit to Borondo’s studio:
“We visited the studio of prolific Spanish artist Gonzalo Borondo ahead of his upcoming solo exhibition ‘Animal’. Curated by Rom Levy, founder of RexRomae, and Charlotte Dutoit of Justkids, the show will be set up at the London Newcastle Project Space in Shoreditch . It’s Borondo’s most ambitious show to date and the atmosphere in the studio is buzzing and fun. Prolific is an euphemism when we see the variety of techniques and medium used: wood, mesh, glass, videos and so on…click HERE to continue reading and to see more photos.
Our thanks to Butterfly for sharing this with BSA Readers.
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