3 Punts Galeria

Alejandro Monge (Zaragoza, 1988) presents his particular language with no timidity: hyperrealism with street art influences or baroque classics reinterpreted in the key of conceptual art. Monge shows his technical domain and his versatility in all senses, a fresh and uninhibited vision of today's world.

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Gerard Mas (Barcelona, 1976) work is characterized by formal precision and perfection in the execution of pieces made with classic materials such as lightly painted alabaster and marble.

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Jan Schüler (Gießen, Germany, 1963) studied Communications Design at the Technical College in Mainz and in Düsseldorf, later he has graduated in Fine Arts. Schüler is one of the most representative artists of the new European figuration. His portraits allow us to enter scenes of everyday life, where the characters question us with the look. However, the landscapes of this artist are more austere and transmit serenity. He has been awarded the First Visual Arts Prize of Düsseldorf in 1996 and in 2010 he received the Miraculum Lucis Award.

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Kiko Miyares (Llanes-Asturias,1977) educated as a painter, he began to accompany his work with wood sculpture. The path between the automatic and the planned is giving way to a way of doing that plays between manual work and an increasingly complex planning, where the beings represented at first become construction elements.

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The female portraits in graphite by Lantomo (Antonella Montes; Roma, 1977; lives in Barcelona), suspended in a personal universe between realism and vision, embody a feeling of isolation and introspection wrapped in silence through an extreme minimalism in composition, medium and colours.

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The works of Sra. D (Lara Padilla), a multidisciplinary artist, draw attention to the power of female representation through the deformation of the body and the use of colour and textures

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María Carbonell (Molina de Segura, Murcia, 1980) the figurative painting with narrative references by María Carbonell traces themes that are specific to the current questioning of our society from a feminist perspective.

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Paola de Grenet (Milan, Italia, 1971)

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Penrider (Madrid, 1980)

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Pol Ballonga (Barcelona, 1996) began his artistic journey by experimenting, and exploring different mediums like drawing, watercolor, and oil painting to express his deepest concerns.

This exploration eventually led him to sculpture. He felt with this medium he could create a three-dimensional world with stronger symbolism that established more connections between his art and the viewer. He has since worked as a sculptor, now for almost a decade, mastering the craft's processes from sketching to reproductions.

Innovation and an impact on viewers are what Pol hopes to achieve through his art, encouraging reflection, introspection, and emphasizing the importance of self-knowledge and empathy towards others. 

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Ramón Surinyac (Manlleu, Barcelona, 1974) captures nature from a very intimate and personal perspective. The result is a work in which nature and artifice merge generating an optical effect, illusory and full of dynamism and ambivalence. Bachelor in Fine Arts, specializing in painting at the Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Barcelona (1998). Erasmus at Saint Martin College of Art and Design in London (1998). Doctorate courses. Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Barcelona (2001).

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The artworks by Salcedo (Barcelona, 1975) aim to emphasize the masked nature of human beings. An illusory, sometimes grotesque, often ridiculous but somehow decent condition of the post-modern citizen. His sculptures always question the viewer with their subtle irony and vulnerability.

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Sandra Rojo (Madrid, 1985)

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