Pep Llambías is a Spanish artist whose multidisciplinary practice spans sculpture, installation and visual poetry, deeply rooted in the exploration of language and symbolism. His work often fuses textual elements with visual forms, creating a dialogue between words and images that invites introspection and emotional engagement. Llambías frequently incorporates materials such as neon light, wood and metal, producing pieces that resonate with a contemporary aesthetic while addressing timeless themes.

His works form part of numerous public and private collections, including Fundación La Caixa in Barcelona, Es Baluard Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Mallorca, the Basma Al Sulaiman Museum of Contemporary Art in Jeddah, the Jumex Collection in Mexico and the Coca Cola Collection in Madrid, among others. Llambías has exhibited internationally, with solo shows at venues such as Studio Trisorio in Naples and Rome, among others.

Llambías’s artistic research delves into the relationship between nature and feeling, using language as a central motif. His installations often transform spaces into immersive environments where light and text intertwine, prompting viewers to reflect on the nuances of human experience and communication.