Claudio Ricci

Claudio Ricci is a contemporary artist from Spain known for his evocative use of color, texture, and form to explore the intricate connections between memory, identity, and place. Born in Madrid in 1981, Ricci began his artistic journey studying fine arts at the Complutense University of Madrid, where he developed an early affinity for both traditional techniques and experimental approaches. Over the years, Ricci’s work has encompassed painting, mixed media, and installation, often drawing inspiration from the landscapes and urban environments of Spain as well as broader Mediterranean influences.

His exhibitions, which have spanned galleries in Madrid, Barcelona, and other major European cities, are recognized for their emotional resonance and meticulous craftsmanship. Ricci’s practice is marked by a persistent curiosity about the visual language of nostalgia and transformation, inviting viewers to contemplate the interplay between personal history and collective cultural narratives. Living and working between Madrid and Valencia, he continues to push the boundaries of contemporary Spanish art, earning acclaim from critics and collectors alike for his thoughtful, dynamic, and deeply personal artistic vision.