Julio Galindo

1988, Llerena, Badajoz

Julio Galindo's work serves as a bridge between tradition and contemporary art. His distinctive artistic language blends the sacred, the spiritual, the symbolic, and the everyday.

His sculptures, with their almost painterly quality, aim to sacralize the everyday and, in doing so, question what deserves to be observed or venerated. In this way, he creates a personal mythology and iconography, where the ritual coexists with the instinctive and the ceremonial with the wild, generating a poetic tension that oscillates between the intimate and the universal.

Galindo studied Fine Arts at the University of Seville, specializing in Painting and Printmaking. Since his initial exposure to ceramics in Florence, his sculptures have been exhibited in institutions such as CEART Fuenlabrada, Madrid; the Palazzo Medici Riccardi, Florence; the La Carolina Cultural Center, Jaén; and the Lázaro Galdiano Museum, Madrid, among others. Julio Galindo will soon present his solo exhibition at the Santa Catalina Cultural Center in Badajoz.