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Juan Asensio Explores Nature and Geometry in 'Apenas transitar' at Galería Elvira González

exhibition · 2026-08-06

In Madrid, Galería Elvira González is set to showcase 'Apenas transitar', marking the eleventh solo exhibition of sculptor Juan Asensio (born in Cuenca, 1959). This event coincides with the APERTURA Madrid Gallery Weekend 2026. The exhibition features 20 sculptures and builds on his earlier shows, 'Verba naturae' and 'Contra natura'. Asensio's artistry delves into the interplay between geometry and nature, transitioning from geometric forms to organic expressions. The title signifies his recognition of life's fleeting nature amidst the intricacies of the natural world. The display comprises two distinct series: sculptures with defined shapes and those inspired by thistles. A self-taught artist, Asensio studied under Jorge Oteiza and others, winning the XX Certamen de Artes Plásticas de Caja Madrid in 1996, with his works held in global collections.

Key facts

  • Galería Elvira González presents 'Apenas transitar', the eleventh solo exhibition by Juan Asensio at the gallery
  • The exhibition opens during APERTURA Madrid Gallery Weekend 2026 and features 20 sculptures
  • It follows 'Verba naturae' and 'Contra natura', which studied the relationship between nature and geometry
  • Asensio (Cuenca, 1959) is a self-taught artist who trained in contact with Jorge Oteiza, Martín Chirino, Manolo Valdés, and Juan Bordes
  • He won first prize at the XX Certamen de Artes Plásticas de Caja Madrid in 1996 and the El Ojo Crítico de Radio Nacional award in Plastic Arts that same year
  • His first exhibition at Galería Elvira González took place in 1996
  • The show includes three alabaster sculptures playing with the material's transparency
  • Public sculptures by Asensio are located in Leganés, Torrelavega, Salamanca, Boadilla del Monte, Bilbao, and Burgos

Entities

Artists

Institutions

  • Galería Elvira González
  • APERTURA Madrid Gallery Weekend
  • Caja Madrid
  • El Ojo Crítico
  • Radio Nacional
  • Festival PHotoESPAÑA
  • Plataforma de Arte Contemporáneo
  • Nuevo Edificio de Juzgados de Salamanca
  • Ciudad Banco Santander
  • Palacio de Justicia de Burgos
  • Radio Nacional de España

Locations

  • Madrid
  • Spain
  • Cuenca
  • Leganés
  • Torrelavega
  • Santander
  • Salamanca
  • Boadilla del Monte
  • Bilbao
  • Burgos
  • Plaza de Vizcaya

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