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Tomàs devoted himself to his passion on painting; he works with oil painting, creating relief with a spatula, focusing on the impact of shadow and light on the urban landscape.

Tomàs uses his brush as a witness to capture the rare old streets that resist industrialization. His art is on the border between abstraction and figuration. His structured compositions combine cold and warm colours in a harmony of perfectly controlled tones. A few well-placed lines and some suggestive stokes guide the viewer's eye through the stylized maze of narrow streets. 

This artwork perfectly shows a vivid space with light and shadow. The overlying of colour makes a distinctive sense of arrangement, plus the extension feelings made from light, it easily brings your mind to deep thought and inspires your curiosity and thirst of knowledge.

A Catalan artist, Tomàs was born in France during his parents’ exile as Spanish political refugees. His father and uncle introduced him to art in early childhood and encouraged him to persevere in this direction. His father became his first teacher and played an important role in his education. 

After an initial training in ceramics at the Massana School in Barcelona, Tomàs studied illustration at the Pau Gargallo de Badalona School. Tomàs finds his adopted city an inexhaustible source of inspiration. The artist works with oil painting, creating relief with a spatula, focusing on the impact of shadow and light on the urban landscape.

He uses his brush as a witness to capture the rare old streets that resist industrialization. His art is on the border between abstraction and figuration. His structured compositions combine cold and warm colours in a harmony of perfectly controlled tones. Refined to its simplest expression, the subject is transformed into abstract bands of colour. A few well-placed lines and some suggestive strokes guide the viewer's eye through the stylized maze of narrow streets.