Jordi Alcaraz, Kcho, Lluis Lleo

Ysasi Gallery is pleased to present a group exhibition featuring the work of Kcho, Lluís Lleó, and Jordi Alcaraz. Three artists whose practices engage deeply with material, memory, and space.

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Through sculpture, painting, and mixed media, these artists explore how form can hold feeling, and how absence can speak just as clearly as presence. Kcho’s use of found objects and recurring boat imagery carries stories of movement and longing. Lluís Lleó brings architectural stillness and spiritual weight to abstraction. Jordi Alcaraz transforms books, mirrors, and surfaces into poetic distortions that invite repeated looking.

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This exhibition reflects our belief in the quiet dialogue that can emerge between distinct practices. Each artist offers a different way of seeing and feeling the world, and together, their works create a shared space of reflection and resonance.

Jordi Alcaraz distorts and transforms the surfaces of books, mirrors, and acrylic panels, turning language and reflection into sculptural events. His interventions—scratches, folds, drips—are not just physical gestures, but metaphors for the passage of time and the instability of meaning. Alcaraz teaches us to look again, and again.

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Together, these three artists remind us that art is not only what is seen, but what is sensed—what lingers in the air between form and thought.