Born in Paris, Joan Barrantes (1966) was self-educated and attended various courses at the University of Gandia, as well as at the Center for Contemporary Art and Studies “La Rectoria” in Barcelona.
“As a sculptor I normally work with rusted steel and stone either together or separate. My works are a reflection of human feelings viewed from the perspective of Zen Philosophy expressing the maximum with minimum data. The two elements are usually creating a fluid dialogue between them and translate the concept of the sense of time of human reality.“
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| Joan Barrantes |
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| Joan at work |
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| Sunset at the sea |
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| Natural equilibrium, steps |
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| Moon |
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| From different perspectives |
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| Evolution |
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| Elliptical dance |
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| Elevation |
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| Accent |
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| Re-Construction |
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| Essence VII |
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| Moment Catched |
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| Seize the moment |
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| An idea at the wall |
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| Female in red |
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| Grown up |
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| Trapped mountain |
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| Necessary tension |
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| Three quarters |
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| Dance for three |
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| Female |
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| Way of vertical meeting |
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| Way of meeting III |
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| Development |
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| Installation view |
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| Keep in rest |
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| Movement stopped for the cotidianity |
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| Perpetual motion |
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| Red Moon go out of the sea |
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| States of mind |
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| To the earthly to spiritual |
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| Circular composition |
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