The painter Serafí Sart exhibits at the Museum of Porreres

The creative trajectory and constant research in his work is carried out by the artist Serafí Sart (Son Servera, 1961) in his home-studio Ses Penyes Rotges, on the outskirts of the village where he works with dedication and enthusiasm. In this historic house, which dates back to 1808, he receives friends with whom he holds interesting gatherings. The painter dominates his subject matter in a complex way, with absolute dedication and clarity in his work. His works open up to unsuspected paths, approached with a certain passion, through ideological, literary, mythological and even religious contents. Each one of his works has its reading through heterogeneous materials. Serafí Sart has made a painting for the community of the Sanctuary of Lluc. From his inner silence, he has captured an allegorical image, titled "Between Tabor and Calvary".

The artist is currently exhibiting at the Porreres Museum. Later, in Brazil, to continue in Paris and Düsseldorf, closing his journey with an exhibition in Palma. The painter uses a variety of objects: disused books, canvases, papyrus, vegetation... which allow him to create works that he brings to life on large canvases. Serafi Sart is not only a plastic artist, but also a man who has made his own philosophy out of ideas that he reasons with and with which he achieves his starting point for the attainment of a work. He shares a great friendship with Miguel Barceló, with whom he has carried out experiences. In short, we find ourselves before a very complete painter who, soon, will become an exponent of our time. He is passionate about techniques in which, without sparing any effort, he immerses himself in order to get to know himself and achieve his own personality.

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by José Bauzá I Piza
Source: UltimaHora (02.11.2014),
Translated with www.deepl.com, original version in Spanish below

El pintor Serafí Sart expone en el Museo de Porreres

La trayectoria creativa y constante investigación en su obra, la lleva a cabo el artista Serafí Sart (Son Servera, 1961) en su casa-estudio Ses Penyes Rotges, a las afueras del pueblo donde trabaja con dedicación y entusiasmo. En esta histórica casa, que data de 1808, recibe a amigos con quienes mantiene interesantes tertulias. El pintor domina su temática de manera compleja, con una absoluta dedicación y claridad en el quehacer. Sus obras se abren a caminos insospechados, planteados con un determinado apasionamiento, mediante unos contenidos ideológicos, literarios, mitológicos e incluso religiosos. Cada una de sus obras tiene su lectura mediante heterogéneos materiales. Serafí Sart ha realizado una pintura para la comunidad del Santuario de Lluc. Desde su silencio interior, ha plasmado una imagen alegórica, titulada "Entre el Tabor y el Calvario".

El artista expone estos días en el museo de Porreres. Posteriormente, en Brasil, para continuar en París y Düsseldorf, cerrando su periplo con una muestra en Palma. El pintor se sirve de muy diversos objetos: libros en desuso, telas, papiros, vegetación...que le permiten crear obras a las que da vida sobre lienzos de grandes dimensiones. Serafi Sart no es sólo artista plástico, sino también un hombre que ha hecho de ideas su propia filosofía que razona y con las que consigue su plinto de partida para la consecución de una obra. Comparte una gran amistad con Miguel Barceló, con el que ha llevado a cabo experiencias. En definitiva, nos encontrarnos ante un muy completo pintor que, a no tardar, se convertirá en exponente de nuestro tiempo. Es un apasionado de las técnicas en las que, sin escatimar esfuerzos, se sumerge para conocerse y conseguir su propia personalidad.