CVETO MARSIC (Slovenia, 1960).Untitled, 1990.Oil on canvas.Signed and dated.Size: 195 x 73 cmA landscape format work in which the artist uses a language where the figuration is exposed in an indeterminate and unconnected way, which generates a necessary visual and intellectual exercise on the part of the spectator. To this end, he has incorporated different geometric elements in white on a compartmentalised space. These small pieces break with the symmetry of the piece and generate a dialogue that alludes to the coexistence between the simple and the complex.Cveto Marisc began his academic training officially, studying at the Academy of Fine Arts in Ljubljana. There he specialised in painting, initially beginning to explore a neo-Oxpressionist language, influenced by the work of artists such as Siegfried Anzinger and Petr Vogt. However, this aesthetic treatment underwent an evolution in the 1990s, in which the artist opened up to an exploration of an abstract language. With a looser brushstroke and a calmer and more lyrical conception than in his previous work. He began his solo exhibition career in 1988, with a show at the Insula Izola Gallery, followed by the Ovalen Gallery, the Eladio Fernández Gallery in Madrid, the Vertice Gallery in Oviedo and the Ferrán Cano Gallery, among others.