JORGE ARRANZ
I spent my first twenty years on a sixth floor in the center of Madrid, so that the window of my room offered me a landscape of rooftops, chimneys and antennas, and as I have always drawn what surrounds me, I started with the rooftops, I continued with the facades and ended up going down to the street.
Drawing is capturing a vision and representing it. It is also knowing how to look and shape what is seen. For me, it is an instinctive need to represent what surrounds me and to transmit it.
I spent my first twenty years on a sixth floor in the center of Madrid, so that the window of my room offered me a landscape of rooftops, chimneys and antennas, and as I have always drawn what surrounds me, I started with the rooftops, I continued with the facades and ended up going down to the street.
Drawing is capturing a vision and representing it. It is also knowing how to look and shape what is seen. For me, it is an instinctive need to represent what surrounds me and to transmit it.
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