Ruben Lorca has been a student at Peartree Languages for almost two months and has been studying on a CAE preparation course.
Ruben is originally from Spain and he works as an artist and graphic designer. His job offers him more flexibility, so he can travel, live in different countries and work from home.
He studied in Murcia (Spain), where he graduated in Fine Arts from the University of Murcia. His work combines traditional techniques with digital ones, and it combines into work that he calls "graphic craft." The important part of his artistic mission is to stimulate the senses of the viewer and raise awareness through his work.
My works are open speeches, and this is an interesting point, is complicated that two subjects can give a similar opinion on what they see and there is no one conclusion is more valid than the other.
I like the idea of referring to the protagonists of my works as "inhabitants", they are isolated and autonomous bodies floating in an aseptic space, devoid of references and do not compete with other elements for the viewer's attention. Many of them are hybrids and have animal characteristics, highlighting the wild nature of human beings, their bestiality.
The way I see fantasy or surrealism, is not a way to avoid or reject reality, rather it is a different and unique method to approach it.
http://www.rubenlorca.com/
Ruben is originally from Spain and he works as an artist and graphic designer. His job offers him more flexibility, so he can travel, live in different countries and work from home.
He studied in Murcia (Spain), where he graduated in Fine Arts from the University of Murcia. His work combines traditional techniques with digital ones, and it combines into work that he calls "graphic craft." The important part of his artistic mission is to stimulate the senses of the viewer and raise awareness through his work.
Ruben's artistic statement:
I see art primarily as a form of expression, a need just like breathing or feeding. A tool that allows me to turn thoughts into illustrations. I try to create images that attract the viewer's attention, suggesting an idea that may be the seed of a judgment or verdict by the observer.
My works are open speeches, and this is an interesting point, is complicated that two subjects can give a similar opinion on what they see and there is no one conclusion is more valid than the other.
I like the idea of referring to the protagonists of my works as "inhabitants", they are isolated and autonomous bodies floating in an aseptic space, devoid of references and do not compete with other elements for the viewer's attention. Many of them are hybrids and have animal characteristics, highlighting the wild nature of human beings, their bestiality.
The way I see fantasy or surrealism, is not a way to avoid or reject reality, rather it is a different and unique method to approach it.
http://www.rubenlorca.com/
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