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Miguel Lorente Boyer<\/h4>\n

He has worked primarily in two and three dimensions, often incorporating written texts as part of his works. He has also used other formats such as video, performance, mail art and others. \u00a0Among the constant features of his work as an artist is the attention paid to scientific knowledge and the questioning of the figure of the artist as inherited by romanticism.\u00a0 In this context, the frequency of his works in collaboration and the repeated use of pseudonyms can be understood.<\/p>\n

Currently, he is developing a project in the form of a comic or graphic novel whose theme is the analysis of the concept of time from a philosophical, technological and scientific perspective.\u00a0 This project, as it is his habit, is open to the participation of guests or spontaneous collaborators.<\/p>\n

As a researcher has studied the revivalist movements of European and Spanish art from romanticism to the first quarter of the twentieth century; paying particular attention to the manner, routes and rates of transmission of the innovative features of painting.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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