Paloma Rincón

Spain

Paloma Rincón is a visual artist working in lens based still and moving image projects in a quirky style marked by bold colors and graphic compositions. She creates visual games using a playful language where the meaning of the objects is redefined by unexpected juxtapositions. In her work, Paloma explores perception through physical works that seem to be digitally created; synesthetic depictions with a deep use of texture, light and color toying with the real and the unreal. Her work ranges from experimental and personal projects to commercial assignments for worldwide brands and respected editorial publications.



Paloma is worldwide represented for commissions and has exhibited her work in Europe , Asia and America. You can find most of her personal work featured in reknown international publications and regularly travels around the globe to speak about her work in speaking engagements.


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My Garden / Early Spring - Vertical

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My Garden is a personal photographic series developed over two years, created using only what I find in my own garden at a specific moment in time. What began as a raw, untouched space became both subject and collaborator, evolving through seasons, weather, and natural interactions. Each image works as a visual diary entry, shaped by limitation and observation. Shot in the studio, elements are removed from their natural context and combined through composition into playful, sculptural forms defined by light, texture, and color. The project reflects a personal shift toward a slower pace.

Early spring marks the awakening after winter. The first flowers begin to bloom, their shapes slowly forming before fully opening. What was mostly green starts to populate with bright colors, appearing one after another to attract insects. Energy builds gradually as the garden shifts from restraint into motion and growth.

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2026

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