This exhibition is inspired by the concept of a pantry, understood as a space where what holds long-term value is kept, beyond immediate sales or fleeting trends. This imagery serves as a foundation for developing future creations. Therefore, I present pieces that hold intimate value, with which I coexist daily, and that are part of a narrative about the evolution that has developed in this recent period.

 

Salvaje Selva (Jorge Ortuño Terol) is an urban artist and muralist. He was born in Yecla, Murcia, in 1993. He completed a degree in Fine Arts from 2011 to 2015 at the University of Murcia, followed by a Master’s in Engraving and Printmaking Techniques at the Royal Mint (FNMT-RCM), which he completed in 2017. He has worked as a commissioned professional muralist for private individuals and institutions. Currently, he combines his career as an artist with his work as a teacher at the Estudio Ilógico painting academy.

His work falls within abstract graffiti and post-graffiti, movements that explore abstraction and large-scale gestural painting, mainly through murals. Throughout his career, he has developed a unique visual language, characterized by research into techniques that integrate textures and transparencies. The use of tools like spray paint and rollers is essential in his work, creating layers of color and delicate strokes.

Salvaje Selva has participated in various urban art festivals and has painted in different countries, including Italy, Mexico, and Portugal. His work has been exhibited in several galleries specializing in urban art, and he has collaborated with renowned artists and collectives within the abstract mural scene.