
1927–1984 · Spanish · 3 artworks
artist bio
Joan Ponç was a Catalan painter and founding member of the Dau al Set group, which sought to break from the artistic conventions of post-war Spain. His surrealist works often explored themes of the subconscious and the grotesque, using a unique visual language.
what you'll learn
Studying Ponç's work allows students to explore surrealist imagery and the use of personal symbolism to convey complex ideas. Students can also learn about the importance of artistic rebellion and challenging established norms.
related: Joan Miro