Architect Antonio Juárez Chicote Discusses Graphic Explorations and Artistic Influences

Antonio Juárez Chicote, an architect and professor, reflects on his artistic practice focused on graphic explorations, drawing inspiration from themes of light and shadow. He references influences such as Franz Kline and philosophical concepts like Plato's cave allegory, while detailing his background in architecture and academic work. His career includes teaching at the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid, international guest professorships, and awards like the Madrid City Council prize. His publications and exhibitions, including appearances at the Museo Español de Arte Contemporáneo and the Venice Biennale, highlight his contributions to architectural and artistic discourse.