DiGallery Sevilla

In Landscape Notation, we bring together two artists who, from seemingly different practices, make vision and listening converge, carrying the visual and the material toward the sonic, and opening new ways of relating to the landscape. One does so through painting, transforming observation into atmosphere, vibration, and frequency; the other through the gathering of found objects, sound performance, and installation, inviting viewers to experience that same environment as a kind of expanded score.

Losada approaches landscape through rhythm, alteration, and the suggestive trace, poetic findings that emerge within the indeterminacy of glazes and shadows. It is an emotional territory where what is visible and what remains latent coexist, manifesting as pulses and resonances of a landscape that allows itself to be heard.

Miguel Gómez Losada (b. 1967 ) is a Seville-based artist with a BA from Seville. A tireless artist, constantly inspired by new projects, he has developed a body of work that explores the poetic potential of the image, the revitalization of painting, and the reactivation of symbols imbued with social and humanistic meaning. He has received several prestigious awards, including the Premio Internacional Ciudad de Sevilla and Premio Internacional Paul Ricard. His work is represented in collections such as the Paul Ricard collection, the Seville Provincial Council (Diputación de Sevilla), and in notable private collections both in Spain and internationally.