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Eduardo Romaguera

Looking for Sun

Looking for Sun

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Looking for Sun (2025) is a mixed-media painting that depicts figures resting and sunbathing along the shoreline. Through warm tones and loose, expressive brushwork, Romaguera captures the quiet rhythm of a summer day by the sea. The figures appear as fleeting presences, more suggested than defined, turning an everyday beach scene into a poetic meditation on light, time, and the simple act of seeking warmth and stillness.

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

Eduardo Romaguera

Born in Valencia in 1976. Studied Fine Arts and photography in Valencia, with an exchange in Mexico. Now based in Marseille. A figurative painter who uses the city as inspiration, capturing movement, energy and the poetry of urban life.

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Eduardo Romaguera

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Eduardo Romaguera

Born in Valencia in 1976, Eduardo Romaguera studied Fine Arts and photography before a Mexican government scholarship took him to Mexico City, an experience that profoundly shaped his visual language. He now lives and works in Marseille, where the energy of the city continues to fuel his practice. A figurative painter at heart, he approaches the urban landscape as a poet rather than a documentarian, capturing movement, light and the emotional charge of shared spaces. His work has been exhibited in Argentina, Bolivia, France, Italy, Portugal, Sweden, Germany, Spain and the United States.

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