Vicente Grondona’s practice unfolds at the intersection of painting, drawing, and sculpture, exploring the poetic relationships between landscape, material transformation, and symbolic forms. Through a visual language that moves fluidly between figuration and abstraction, Grondona constructs evocative environments where organic structures, natural elements, and archetypal motifs coexist.

Working across multiple media, his compositions often emerge from an intuitive dialogue between material and gesture. Branches, vegetal forms, bodies, and fragments of landscape appear suspended between reality and imagination, generating visual narratives that oscillate between myth, memory, and dreamlike perception. His work frequently reflects on the fragile equilibrium between the natural world and human intervention, suggesting landscapes that feel both ancient and speculative.

Grondona’s practice draws from diverse references ranging from folklore and spiritual symbolism to art historical traditions of landscape and allegory. Through subtle shifts in scale, color, and spatial composition, he creates works that invite contemplation while opening poetic interpretations of nature, time, and transformation.

His work has been exhibited internationally in galleries, museums, and art fairs including ArteBA, Zona MACO, Art Basel Miami Beach, Expo Chicago, and ARCO Madrid. Solo exhibitions include presentations at Revolver Galería (New York and Buenos Aires), BRUCHOU (Buenos Aires), ZMUD (Buenos Aires), and Coral Gallery (Miami). His work is held in private collections in Argentina, the United States, Europe, and Peru.