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Ramón Enrich (Igualada, 1968) lives and works in his hometown in Catalonia, where he trained in fine arts and graphic arts before leaving for the United States in the late 1980s on a scholarship. This journey would prove foundational: in Marfa, Texas, he met Donald Judd, a central figure of American minimalism, and discovered the Chinati Foundation, where Judd transformed former military hangars into a setting for his work and his collection; in Los Angeles, he crossed paths with Ed Ruscha, painter of language and of the Californian landscape, and became close to David Hockney, already one of the most recognized British painters of his generation, with whom he would later collaborate; then in New York, he became the assistant of Julian Schnabel, a leading figure of the New York neo-expressionist painting of the 1980s. From these encounters, Enrich retained not a style to imitate but a requirement: that of form reduced to the essential, where rigor and sensuality never exclude one another.
His work is organized entirely around a single dialogue, that of architecture and landscape. His canvases compose great empty scenarios: flat roofs, endless staircases, urban grids, cypresses reduced to cones, industrial halls turned into pure cubes, like a symbolic alphabet in which each form stands for itself more than for the object it designates. No human presence inhabits them, and the light, seeming to come from several directions at once, suggests several moments of the day at the same time.
This strangeness is not a stylistic effect; it is a conception of space that Enrich shares with two painters who, neither of them, ever really painted buildings. In Giorgio de Chirico, the metaphysical square (its arcades, its impossible shadows, its perspective that lies) refers to no real city; it is a mental theater, an architecture built for thought rather than for use. In Giorgio Morandi, it is bottles lined up on a table that compose, on a reduced scale, the volumes of a silent city, a discreet urbanization of the still life, where the void between objects weighs as much as the objects themselves. In both cases, the canvas does not represent a place: it makes one according to its own laws. Enrich inherits this conviction. His buildings exist somewhere between the architect's plan and the mental landscape: precise enough that one believes one could walk in them, unreal enough that one understands one never will.
"My intention is to produce scenes for reflection," says Enrich. "I try to create a timeless moment within this modern, frenetic world."
His work has since entered collections as varied as those of La Caixa, Deutsche Bank and the Fundació Vila Casas, alongside private collections such as those of David Hockney or the architect Norman Foster, a rare recognition for a painter who has remained faithful to his studio in Igualada rather than to the capitals of the art world. Like De Chirico's square, like Morandi's table, Enrich's landscape is not a place one visits: it is a space one thinks.
2022
Pigment Gallery, Paris, France
Galerie Artborescense, Paris, France
NuArt, Netherlands
Galeria Antonia Janonne, Milano, Italy
2021
Pigment Gallery, Barcelona, Spain
2020
Galeria Carmen Terreros, Zaragoza, Spain
Galeria Antonia Jannone, Pietrasanta, Tuscany, Italy
Galeria Antonia Jannone, Milano, Italy
2019
Pigment Gallery, Barcelona, Spain
Art Paris, Paris, France
Art Chicago, USA
2018
Pigment Gallery, Barcelona, Spain
Art Rotterdam, Holland
2017
Troisdorf Gallery, Germany
Sylt Kunsts Galerie, Germany
2016
Pigment Gallery, Barcelona, Spain
2015
Espai Volart, fundación Vila Casas, Barcelona, Spain
2014
Design Academy, Berlin, Germany
Galerie Sylt, Germany
Art Geneve. Switzerland
2013
Paper World, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Galerie Donath, Troisdorf, Germany
Kd Kunst, Desden, Germany
Robert&Tilton, L.A, USA
2012
Al Bahu Space, Abu Dhabi
Club Montecarlo, Dubai
Melbourne Art Trade, Australia
Galerie Kamila Regent, Saignon, France
2011
Design Academy, Berlin, Germany
Galerie Sylt, Germany
Art Geneve. Switzerland
2010
Museu Llavaneres, Barcelona, Spain
Art-kunts wien. Austria
Peter Meier, Soloturn, Switzerland
Art Rótterdam, Holland
2009
Galeria Maria José Castellví, Barcelona, Spain
Galerie Sylt, Germany
Art Geneve. Switzerland
2008
Museu Llavaneres, Barcelona, Spain
Art-kunts wien. Austria
Peter Meier, Solothurn, Switzerland
Art Rótterdam, Holland
2007
DesignRaum, Bonn, Germany
Galeria Carmen Terreros, Zaragoza, Spain
Galeria Baltazar, Brussels, Belgium
Art International Zurich, Switzerland
Tinta Invisible, Barcelona, Spain
Tipografies. Galeria Miquel Alzueta, Barcelona, Spain
2006
Galerie Hof&Huyser, Amsterdam, Holland
Galería Il Polittico, Rome, Italy
2005
Galería Jorge Alcolea, Madrid, Spain
Saignon en Luberon, France
Galeria Carmen Terreros, Saragossa, Spain
Maison Kregg, Brussels, Belgium
Sala Parés, Barcelona, Spain
Galeria 22, Igualada, Spain
2004
Galeria Baltazar, Brussels, Belgium
Galería Jorge Alcolea, Madrid, Spain
Galerie Art Sud, Toulouse, Spain
2003
Galerie Arcturus, Paris, France
Hof & Huyser, Àmsterdam, Holland
Marie du Tarascon, Tarascon, France
Galeria María Llanos, Lisboa, Portugal
Espai 21, Cambrils, Girona, Spain
2002
Altes Mülher, Bad Simbel, Germany
Michael Dunev, Torroella de Montgrí, Girona, Spain
Hof & Huyser, Àmsterdam, Holland
Galería María Llanos, Càceres, Spain
2001
Kroma, Sant Feliu de Guíxols, Girona, Spain
Galeria Llucià Homs, Barcelona, Spain
Ignacio de Lassaletta, Barcelona, Spain
Jorge Albero, Madrid, Spain
Le Tour des Cardinaux, Marseille, France
2000
Zeitz Museum, Zeitz, Germany
Galeria Serrahima, Barcelona, Spain
Galerie Martini, Hong Kong, Xina
Maison de la Catalogne, Paris, France
Galerie Donath, Trisdorf, Germany
Baltazar, Brussels, Belgium
Galerie Von Lintel und Nusser, Munchen, Germany
1999
Rare Art Properties, Nova York, USA
Kölmann Gallery,Wiesbaden, Germany
Baltazar, Brussels, Belgium
Galerie Pfundt, Berlin, Germany
1998
Nord LB Bank, Schwerin, Germany
Gallery Mason, San Antonio, USA
Museum Für Moderne Kunst, Mittelhof, Germany
1997
Galerie Donath, Troisdorf, Germany
Kunsthandlung am Frankfurter Hof, Germany
1996
Art Frankfurt 96, Germany
Museum Guissen, Germany
Mousonturm, Frankfurt, Germany
Marburger Kabinett, Marburg, Germany
1995
Galería Trece, Ventalló, Girona, SPain
Galerie Art Sud, Toulouse, France
Ikeda Gallery, New York, USA
1994
Art Frankfurt, Germany
Mousonturm, Frankfurt, Germany
Rathaus Kiel, Germany.
1993
Marburg Museum, Marburg, Germany
Galerie Art Sud, Toulouse, France
1992
Galeria 22, Igualada, Spain
Sala Patronat Municipal, Spain
2014
MAK Austrian Museum of Applied Arts,
Can Palauet, Mataró, Spain
Club Montecarlo, Dubai
2013
Sant Pol Sur Mer, Sant Pol de Mar, Spain
Expander, Royal Academy, London
Galeria Camila Regent, Saignon, France
2012
The Center of Contemporary Arts, Glasgow, Scotland
CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Art, San Francisco, USA
2011
Expander, Royal Academy, London, UK
Galeria Camila Regent, Saignon, France
2010
Art Exchange Project, Arena Events. N.Y, USA
2009
Art Gallery Solothurn, Switzerland
2008
Baltazar, Brussels, Belgium
2007
Baltazar, Brussels, Belgium
Art Rotterdam, Holland
2006
Biennal Europea del Paisatge, Barcelona, Spain
Biennale of Contemporary Art, Moscow, Russia
Animals. Galeria Miquel Alzueta. Barcelona, Spain
Landscape Sculpture, d.e.n Contemporary Art, Culver City, California, USA
Art Rotterdam. Galerie Hof&Huyser, Holland
2004
Galerie Anatom, Paris, France
Galeria 3 punts. Barcelona, Spain
Galeria Jordi Bernades, Barcelona, Spain
2003
Espai 1919, Barcelona, Spain
Galería Jorge Alcolea, Madrid, Spain
St’Art 2004, Strasbourg, France
Galeria Kroma, St. Feliu, Girona, Spain
Galeria Anquins, Reus, Tarragona, Spain
Feria de Santander, Galería María Llanos,
Jorge Alcolea, Madrid, Spain
2002
Galerie Arcturus, Paris, France
Galería María Llanos, Càceres, Spain
Galeria L’Arcada, Blanes, Girona, Spain
Jorge Albero, Madrid, Spain
Ignacio de Lassaletta, Barcelona, Spain
Jorge Albero, Madrid, Spain
Galeria Llucià Homs, Barcelona, Spain
2000
Galeria Serrahima, Barcelona, Spain
NH stock, Itinerant per Espanya, Spain
Galeria Segovia Isaacs, Barcelona, Spain
Arco 2000, Galería Spectrum, Madrid, Spain
Galeria Serrahima, Barcelona, Spain
1999
Art Frankfurt, Art Marburg, Germany
1998
Art Múltiple, Düsseldorf, Germany
Donald Judd Foundation, Texas, USA
Marburger Kunsverein, Germany
1997
Artfrankfurt 97, Frankfurt, Germany
Centre Cultural Caixa de Terrassa, Barcelona, Spain
1996
Galeria 22, Igualada, Barcelona, Spain
1994
Kuntslerhaus Frankfurt, Germany
Galería Guardi, Milà, Italie
Heller Gallery, New York, USA
1993
Spazio Losseti, Milà, Italy
Istalación Hausen, Germany
1992
Galeria Carla Führ, Berlín, Germany
Saló del Tinell, Barcelona, Spain
Galeria Anna Benach, Barcelona, Spain
1991
Performance “Toru”, NII.
Sala Plana de l’Om, Manresa, Barcelona, Spain
Premi Ricard Camí, Terrassa, Barcelona, Spain
Phillips Museum, Frankfurt, Germany
1990
Obres del Patrimoni Artístic de la UB, Barcelona, Spain
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain
Galeria Municipal, Lecco, Italy
Galeria Àmbit, Barcelona, Spain