"Paths of Memory" unfolds as a monumental diptych, merging an array of media across two canvases (1.94 m x 2.60 m) to delve into deep themes of memory, societal reflection, and personal introspection. It's marked by unique touches like cutouts from the artist's previous creations, creating a collage effect that reconnects with their artistic journey. Drawing inspiration from Jordi Sierra's insights on life's less traveled roads, the piece challenges social norms, emphasizing authenticity and the pivotal role of memory. With symbols, phrases, and thoughtful placement of elements—such as "Enjoy", "LLM", and a golden star framing an eye—the work invites interpretation, weaving a narrative that ponders technology, society, and the quest for meaning. Embarking on a 15-month journey of contemplation and commitment, "Paths of Memory" presents a rich mosaic of symbols and themes, urging viewers to unearth the layers of their own memories and experiences.

Diego Tirigall

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Born in Buenos Aires in 1976 and now based in Spain, Diego Tirigall grew up in a family of antique dealers and art restorers, instilling in him a deep respect for art from a young age. A self-taught artist, Tirigall has developed a unique style that blends elements of neo-expressionism, art brut, and street art. His work is characterized by bold primary colors and a knack for deconstructing pop culture, offering a critique of modern life while capturing its fleeting moments. Rather than focusing on the darker aspects, Tirigall's art serves as a canvas for memory, inviting viewers to reflect on shared experiences and the transient nature of our digital era.