Caviar — Art Advisors

Author name: Samuel Casavella

Samuel Casavella writes the Caviar Journal. Trained in Fine Arts (drawing, painting and sculpture), he spent twenty-five years in design, communication and systems for companies in Spain, the UK, Brussels and the US. A collector who travels to see art in person.

Thanks for break my mind
Essays

Thanks for breaking my mind

I value exhibitions that interrupt habit and compel a deeper form of attention. The most meaningful encounters with art are those that ask the viewer to suspend noise, certainty and ready-made judgement, and to adjust perception in order to meet the work on its own frequency. In that moment, art becomes more than an object […]

Everything ends in the sea
Artist Focus

Everything Ends in the Sea

Manu Iranzo · MARTE Castellón Surrounded by hundreds of works demanding attention, Manu Iranzo’s drawings appeared almost in silence. A lot of white. A contained image. A quiet presence that did not fully reveal itself from a distance. You had to come closer. And as you came closer, the lines began to appear. Thousands of extremely fine lines, clean […]

The scorpion sting hidden in flowers
Artist Focus

The Scorpion Sting Hidden in Flowers

Sonsoles Massiá · Brutal Beauty Some works captivate from the very first moment, and that is precisely why one should distrust them for a second. Beauty can be an easy trap. It can remain on the surface, in ornament, in the pleasant condition of an object made to be admired. But sometimes beauty is not […]

Where do you come from
Essays

Where Do You Come From? What Do You Want? Where Are You Going?

Notes Towards an Honest Curatorial Practice within Spain Passion Most contemporary discourse around art revolves around context, market structures, ideology, aesthetics, or institutional validation. All of these can provide meaningful layers of interpretation, yet they often orbit around something more essential. Before becoming an object of theory or commerce, a work of art is first […]

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