Quique Sarzamora’s paintings are born from a meticulous process that begins long before the first stroke of pigment. He approaches the canvas as a space for excavation, constructing its foundation with careful attention before applying color. His technique involves layering and manipulating pigments to reveal hidden textures and nuances, creating fields of color that resist static representation. The surfaces of his works carry subtle traces—marks of affection, tension, and healing—that emerge only through close, physical engagement. His pieces are not just visual experiences but tactile explorations of depth, memory, and presence.