Juan Uslé has developed a rich painterly oeuvre that operates in the space between pure abstraction and emotionally intense subjective expression. Since the early 1980s, he sought to create paintings informed—on a meta-narrative level—by his personal experience, while also reflecting the fundamental rules of his pictorial vocabulary.

In his exhibition in Galerie Thomas Schulte, he presents several medium-scale paintings created in the last year. They incorporate the poetic-emotional conceptualism that permeates Uslé’s visual universe down to its essence; the structural conditions of painting and the pictorial process.

Parallel to Uslé’s works, in the Corner Space of the gallery, an installation by Willem de Rooij will be on view.