Fernando Arribillaga is a contemporary artist whose work has been exhibited widely in Spain and across international venues. Known for his evolving visual language and conceptual approach, he has held numerous solo exhibitions in major cultural centers such as Rome, Madrid, Barcelona, Cartagena, and Murcia. Notable solo presentations include “Roma” at Sallone delle Fontane in Rome (2024), “Icositriágono” at Galería Babel in Murcia (2023), and “Entramado” at Sky Gallery Arts in Barcelona (2022).
Arribillaga’s solo exhibitions frequently explore themes of structure, memory, and spatial rhythm. Other highlights include “Existencias” shown in both Galería Babel and the Real Casino de Murcia (2020), and earlier exhibitions such as “Madrid y…” at Galería Francisco Duayer in Madrid (2018) and “Cóctel” at the Museo de Archena (2017).
His participation in group exhibitions is equally extensive. In 2025, he exhibited at Art3F Paris and was an invited artist at ARTERIA XXI in Monzón (Huesca). In 2024, he participated in Art3F Paris with Galería Michel Mendez, and in 2023 at Art3F Luxembourg with Sky Gallery Arts. Previous group shows include BankArtFair22 in Seoul (2022), Lucca Art Fair in Italy, and “Cuatro Caminos” in Ávila. His work has also been featured in major cultural events, such as the Bicentenario de la Independencia Iberoamericana at the Reales Alcázares de Sevilla and exhibitions in Moscow, Lausanne, and Mexico.
Arribillaga’s sustained exhibition history reflects a commitment to international dialogue and an ever-expanding exploration of form, concept, and artistic identity.
