The 'un-gravity constructions' of Cinta Vidal Agulló

Cinta Vidal Agulló is a Spanish artist and illustrator that lives and works in a small town near Barcelona. Her paintings, acrylic paint on wooden boards, are intricate depictions of the disparity between a person's internal perspective of life and the reality around them. The work is really reminiscent of M.C Escher's gravity-defying lithographs in which all available angles and surfaces are inhabited by characters. Agulló's paintings are built with tiny brushstrokes over days in her two-room studio above her family toy shop, and every one of them is beautiful and detailed and complex and textured and I'm obsessed with them I want them all.

Relativity (1953), one of M.C Escher's best known lithographs. Also a massive mindfuck.

Connected and disconnected (2016), 51 x 51 cm, acrylic paint on wood

A corner of Connected and disconnected in glorious detail

Rock neighbors (2015)

Rock Neighbors' sketch

Okay but everybody shut the hell up and look at this, this is stunning - Rock neighbors detail

Together alone (2015)

Agulló's paintings also bring to mind the idea of intersecting lives and experiences; the characters in these paintings seem independent, but we can see that each platform connects and each figure's life has ties with that of another.

Go look at her all of her stuff and be awed by her incredible skills on her Instagram, Facebook, and website.