Manu García is a Spanish contemporary artist who works with painting as a personal and intuitive process. His works often emerge spontaneously and abstractly, developing through layers of colours, figures, and everyday objects that he gathers around him in the studio. Motives such as pencils, shoes, birds, and textile fragments appear as recurring symbols and function as visual traces in a kind of painted diary.

García is fascinated by the banal and the poetic, and his visual universe balances between childlike imagination and mature reflection. As artist, he creates works where primitive impulses and fragmented aesthetics coexist. His art invites the viewer to interpret and continue the stories hidden within the layers of the canvas.