Enrique Hernández

Painting · Drawing · Song · Writing


UPCOMING

NEW ALBUMP O L I M O R F I S M O SAvailable 31st October 2026. 
UPCOMING SHOWS:31 OCT 2026
Un Lugar en Granada
(Album presentation)
Granada
7 NOV 2026
Centro Lucini de la Canción de Autor
(Album presentation)
Granada
14 JAN 2027
La Goma
Granada
 

RECENT EXHIBITIONS:
25-28 JUN 2026
The Art Academy of London
London, UK
 
RECENT CONCERTS:
Bishophill House
York, UK
 


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VISUAL ART

Enrique Hernández works with the figure, objects and everyday forms, paying close attention to how they change under pressure, weight, tension or distortion. Bodies, gestures and folds become sites where contradiction, instability and ambiguous emotional states begin to surface.Material plays an active role in this process. Enrique removes and reapplies charcoal, mixes gouache or oil with resins and powders, and uses water-based media on impermeable surfaces, allowing form to emerge through accumulation, erasure, dragging and abrasion. Texture therefore becomes something physically constructed rather than merely depicted, shifting familiar scenes towards the psychological, the symbolic and the quietly surreal.

SERIES

Portrait Scenes

Painting, 2026

The Uncanny

Drawing, 2025

Textural Anatomy

Painting, 2024–25

Dual Voices

Drawing, 2023–25


 
Selected exhibitions
 

· 2026: The Art Academy of London, London, UK· 2025: Under the Same Sky, Nua Collective, London, UK· 2025: One Off, Candid Gallery, London, UK· 2023: Love Art After Dark, The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, UK· 2022: Defaced, The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, UK


 
Publications
 

· 2026: Anecdotes, Issue 03 (Summer 2026), Nua Collective· 2026: Anecdotes, Issue 02 (Winter 2025/26), Nua Collective· 2025–26: Featured with Nua Collective in The Urgency of Art, Issue 12 (December 2025/January 2026), Vol. 3· 2025: Anecdotes, Issue 01 (Autumn 2025), Nua Collective
 


 
Press and conversations
 

· 2026: Spill The Art Tea, Episode 89, Nua Collective. A conversation with Enrique Hernández about art and current affairs.· 2025: The Irish World, "London debut for Irish arts collective", an article by David Hennessy about Under the Same Sky, featuring a reproduction of La susceptibilidad del heroísmo in the print edition.· 2025: Spill The Art Tea, Episode 73, Nua Collective. A conversation with Enrique Hernández ahead of the exhibition Under the Same Sky.

Awards, residencies and affiliations
 

· 2025: Autumn Peer Prize, The Art Academy of London, for La susceptibilidad del heroísmo, London, UK· 2025–present: Artist member, Nua Collective, Ireland· 2024–present: Member, Círculo de Bellas Artes, Madrid, Spain· 2023–2024: Kunstfuck Art Residency, Budapest, Hungary
· 2022–2024: Life drawing at the East London Strippers Collective, London, UK
 

Teaching and workshops
 

Enrique teaches drawing and painting with a focus on gesture, structure, observation and material exploration. He offers individual sessions by request and leads group workshops exploring expressive approaches to line, form, texture and the human figure.His teaching has included life-drawing workshops at Tindalls Art, Cambridge, where he led The Expressive Line in Life Drawing in 2026, as well as individual tuition.
 

Artistic development
 

Enrique is largely self-taught, developing his practice through sustained independent study, life drawing, and collaborative studio environments. His artistic development has been shaped by studies at The Art Academy of London, alongside periods of study and creative exchange within international institutions and artist communities through collaborations.
 

 

ABOUT

Enrique Hernández is a Spanish artist whose work spans painting, drawing, song and writing. His visual work focuses particularly on the figure, objects, texture and the transformations that occur when forms are subjected to tension, distortion or material processes.In music, he works within the singer-songwriter tradition, with voice, guitar and piano at the centre of his practice. His songs explore identity, memory, relationships and the ways in which we try to understand what happens to us. His writing includes poetry, essays and texts related to his artistic practice.His visual work has been shown at venues including The Fitzwilliam Museum, Candid Gallery and The Art Academy of London, and he has taken part in exhibitions, publications, residencies and artist communities in different international contexts.

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CONTACT

For enquiries about artwork, exhibitions, teaching, music, concerts, press, commissions, or potential collaborations, you can contact me using the form or directly at [email protected]