Contemporary Spanish artist Jorge Rando, known for his expressive and emotive paintings, is exhibiting 118 paintings created since the 1960s at the “Different Cycles From Different Eras United by a Single Paintbrush” exhibition at Shenzhen Art Museum’s Longhua division.

Scenes from the "Different Cycles From Different Eras United by a Single Paintbrush” special exhibition featuring 118 works by Spanish artist Jorge Rando at the Longhua division of Shenzhen Art Museum. Photos by Lin Jianping

Born in 1941, Rando’s works are often associated with expressionism, characterized by bold brushwork, vivid colors, and an emphasis on conveying raw emotion. His paintings frequently feature distorted figures, contorted faces, and intense, gestural brushstrokes.

Through these stylistic choices, he creates a sense of urgency and emotional depth, often reflecting humanity’s deep-seated struggles. His compositions are known for their dynamic energy and a palpable sense of tension, drawing viewers into the intense emotional landscapes he portrays.

The artist’s palette is often dominated by vibrant, passionate hues. His paintings are elucidated by a mix of bold contrasts and nuanced tonal variations, adding layers of complexity to his evocative imagery.

In addition to his expressive canvases, Rando’s artistic production includes drawings, engravings, and sculptures, further showcasing his versatile creative talent.

Rando’s works have been exhibited and celebrated internationally, contributing to his reputation as a prominent figure in contemporary expressionist art. His contributions have left a lasting impression on the art world, making him a sought-after artist.

Dates: Through May 26

Booking: WeChat account “szam1976”

Venue: Shenzhen Art Museum’s Longhua division (深圳美術館新館)

Metro: Line 4 or 6 to Hongshan Station (紅山站), Exit A1