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Born in Baeza, a small town in the south, in Andalusia, Javier Aldarias began his adventures in the world of urban art in 2009 plaguing the walls of his city and other nearby ones with drawings, starting in art and in the adventure of discovering every type of techniques and styles.
After the Art Bachelor of Arts in his native city, he left to Cuenca, where he currently resides, to study the Degree in Fine Arts at the Faculty of Cuenca, University of Castilla la Mancha.
Javier is an artist who covers many of the fields of art from graffiti, to sculpture, through painting, engraving and screen printing.
He has exhibited both nationally and internationally, passing through cities such as Madrid, Jaén, Cuenca, Mallorca, Pontevedra, Barcelona, Holland, London, Mexico and Krakow, among others.
In his work, Aldarias speaks of today’s society, of the explosive need to show a high standard of living, luxury and in which the sexual context stands out as a fundamental pillar for fostering envy. Javier talks about the emptiness and sensuality of the dark. The living torture of misfortune, of being and the torment of standing in From this real world fused with is manifested by his works.
From this real world fused with dreams, awful glances appear, hypocritical smiles, vulnerable bodies and paradisiacal environments the young artist, thanks to his versatility with materials such as bronze, oil, and acrylic, builds worlds that emerge from the ashes of the great lie, of fleeting luxury, of a mirage of dreams truncated by a reality full of emptiness.
Aldarias. Interior landscape. oil on canvas . 50x61 cms, 2019
Aldarias. Pier. Óleo sobre lienzo. 50x61, 2019
Aldarias. Censorship. Oil on Canvas. 100x130 cm. 2019
























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