Seems to subtly praise Javier: "his practice masters a visual language that is unmistakably its own". [[User:Poccil|Peter O. (Talk)]] 12:02, Sep 9, 2004 (UTC)

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Javier Marchán was born in Barcelona in 1967. He studied fine art and contemporary critical theory at Goldsmiths College, University of London. His career as a visual artist was launched in 1996 at the New Contemporaries, Tate Gallery. His artworks are fictional and neo-abstrative, asking the viewer to look further than their own materiality for their meaning. Sometimes a product of solitude, sometimes a product of multiple collaborations; his practice masters a visual language at the crossroads of philosophy, media and science. Marchán’s works have their origin in the creative play between the objective world of surfaces and the inner workings of one’s always drifting consciousness. He favours a visual practice where the representative nature of meaning — bounding together what we call ‘reality’ — gets emptied out momentarily. This methodology is done in order to get a more profound relation to art and to the perception of reality. His work has been exhibited internationally.