My practice focuses on the processes through which imaginaries are constructed and transmitted, with particular attention to how light, landscape, and certain natural phenomena can become devices for symbolic, scientific, and spiritual projection.

Drawing on methodologies close to visual anthropology and in dialogue with scientific practices and non-hegemonic forms of knowledge, I develop artistic research processes that combine fieldwork, archival research, technical experimentation, and action, which take form in installations, still and moving image, and writing.

Albert Gironès (Valls, Spain, 1995) is a visual artist and researcher. He holds a BA in Fine Arts from the University of Barcelona (2017) and an MA in Cultural Production and Communication from Ramon Llull University (2019). He has participated in artist-in-residence programs including NY20+ (CN), Kunststiftung Baden-Württemberg (DE), Tsonami Arte Sonoro (CL), Rad’Art Project (IT), Plattform Kyrkslätt (FI), Hangar, Fabra i Coats, Sant Andreu Contemporani, and Nau Estruch (ES). He has also taken part in artistic research support programs at Cultural Rizoma and the Arxiu Comarcal de l’Urgell.

His work has been presented in solo exhibitions at Las Cigarreras (Alicante), Homesession and the Temporals Cycle (Barcelona), Galería BASE (Valparaíso), and La Capella del Carme (Palamós); and in group exhibitions at Centre d’Art Fabra i Coats and Arts Santa Mònica (Barcelona), Bòlit Centre d’Art Contemporani (Girona), Centre del Carme Cultura Contemporània (Valencia), Sala Amadís (Madrid), AlbumArte (Rome), and Tianyi Art Gallery (Chengdu), among others.

He has received awards such as the prize for completed work at the GLOPS Young Art Biennial (2025), first prize at the Ezequiel Torroella Biennial (2023), the Artiga Award for New Creators (2023), and the second prize at the Fundació Reddis Contemporary Art Award (2018), as well as being a finalist at the Ciutat de Palma Award (2020) and the Girona Art Biennial (2019). He has also received grants from institutions including Bòlit Centre d’Art Contemporani, Creación Injuve, Sala d’Art Jove, Institut Balear de la Joventut, Hangar, Goethe-Institut, OSIC, and Barcelona City Council.

His work has been published by Cossetània Edicions (ES), Operaciones (CR), Zone Magazine (TR), and Bruto Fnzn (IT), and he has developed educational projects at institutions including MACBA, the Polytechnic University of Valencia, Espai de Creació Can Manyé, and Idensitat (ES).