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Francisco Bartus

Baigneuse

Baigneuse

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Baigneuse (2025) is a mixed-media painting in which Francisco Bartus depicts a dancing female figure rendered through his distinctive sculptural approach. The silhouette of the dancer is formed by the careful accumulation of small human figures, creating a sense of volume and three-dimensionality. Through subtle contrasts of light and shadow, the work conveys movement and grace, transforming the figure into a dynamic presence that exists between image, structure, and perception.


Medium: Mix Media On Canvas
Size: 100 x 100 cm


Francisco Bartus

Spanish artist, b. 1965 in Valencia. Works in heavily layered mixed media, exploring inherited emotion and human collectivity. Exhibited across the US and Europe.

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Francisco Bartus

About the artist

Francisco Bartus

Francisco Bartus was born in Valencia in 1965 and trained as a designer and plastic artist, beginning with still lifes painted in a modern language. Reading Carl Jung shifted his work towards the idea that our deepest feelings are inherited rather than purely personal, and that has been his subject ever since. He works in mixed media, layering paint until the surface stands off the canvas. He has exhibited across the United States, France, Spain, Germany and Switzerland.

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