Jul Camera X 190 x 150cm

In *Jul Camera X* (190 x 150 cm), Alex advances a lens-based sensibility into contemporary painting, treating the canvas as a site where perception is edited, cropped, and re-authored. Working at an immersive scale, the artist layers tonal fields and precise, camera-like transitions to evoke the bleed of exposure, the softness of focus, and the subtle distortions of digital capture.

The surface reads as both image and object: a constructed “frame” that foregrounds process, materiality, and the politics of looking. In an era shaped by surveillance, screens, and endless image circulation, *Jul Camera X* considers how identity and memory are mediated—inviting viewers to slow down and re-experience seeing as an active, critical act.

‘’ Art ’’ will be solely and exclusively synonymous with ‘’ suffered alteration ’’, in the same way that it will be understood as a trivial element, practically insignificant in the environment.

The terms ‘’ sensitive field ’’ and ‘’ emotional field ’’ of being will be consolidated as the only factors pertaining to reality. Denying, without exception, any other. We will expand those fields in order to enhance the evolution that we were never able to achieve. Only by putting its expansion to the test, will we be able to know the fragility of our limits.

And only after the limits, the substant…