Aguilar More, Ramón
Barcelona 1924 – Barcelona 2015

A descendant of the Napoleón family of photographers, pioneers of photography and cinema in Barcelona. He studied drawing at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of Sant Jordi, eventually becoming a disciple of the painter Oleguer Junyent.
Since 1953, he lived between Barcelona and Cadaqués, collaborating with artists such as Salvador Dalí, Joan Josep Tharrats, Joan Ponç, Josep Roca-Sastre, and Ignacio Iturria.
He held over 200 national and international exhibitions.
Among other awards, in 1960 he was granted the National Fine Arts Prize.

In 1954, more than 65 years ago, following the creative path of his photographer ancestors, Aguilar More lit up the air with bursts of light, using a simple point of light to create unique works of art of global significance.

In 2007, art dealer Carlos Canals discovered the negatives of these photographs in the artist’s studio. Aguilar More had forgotten about them, and together they decided to reproduce them in a limited, numbered, and signed series by the artist.

The series consists of 21 photographs in two formats: 42 x 33 cm and 100 x 70 cm.