Hello New York! Feels good to be back after 8 years…

I was recently invited by LinkedIn to paint a mural in their brand new offices in Madrid (Spain). The artwork is based in the saying “Coger el toro por los cuernos” (Grab the bull by the horns?)
That office is far from being an usual workspace, as you walk in you can find a punching bag, a futbolín (table football?), chill areas, games everywhere and even a fvckng wine room! I don’t know, I’d be the less productive employee if I’d work there.

Pretty nice job though, thanks guys.

I’ll have some small works on paper, such as linocuts, screenprints and who knows what else, at my friends ‘Tinglao Market’ next Sunday in Barcelona.
Go check it out if you’re in town.

Just rescued this video I made 2 or 3 years ago right after visiting the refugee camps and guettos in North Jordan with AptArts. 

Cryptozoology #1 and #2.
Acrylic on canvas, 90x60cm. 2016

Part of the pieces I’ve been showing in the Underground 2016 artshow in Hoxton Arches, London. Curated by Graffitistreet 

Commission for Landmark Group, Dubai 2016

London calling!
I’ll be part of this show curated by GraffitiStreet in London, on Thursday 29th Sept. It’s in a secret location so if you want to check it out email your name to rvsp@graffitistreet.com and they’ll give you all the details.

New artworks for Art Copenhagen 2016, Nil Gallery.

1. Toro Vencedor. Acrylic on canvas, 90x60cm
2. Torero Vencido. Acrylic on canvas, 90x60cm
3. Jaleos. Acrylic and epoxy resin on reclaimed wood window, 132x48cm
4. Minotauro. Acrylic and epoxy resin on reclaimed wood, 70x50cm

Photo weirdness by Roberto Alegría

Summer random

No internet, no phone signal, no tv, no caffeine and no humans in 15km

I’ve just started collaborating with Base Elements gallery in Barcelona, with these and more new works on paper.

http://www.baseelements.net/ruben-sanchez-arrives-at-base-elements/

Summer duties

Draft wood + clay + paint + thread + Anna’s support

Good times with good and talented people in my hometown Madrid, painting for Muros Tabacalera, an initiative curated by Madrid Street Art Project.

Thanks a lot to Diana and Guillermo for including me in this edition, where the common subject was ‘Naturalezas Urbanas’ (urban nature).

Anna showing my new piece: Bodegón, acrylic on reclaimed wood. 2016.

Untitled. Acrylic on canvas, 2016

Heading to Madrid next week! :)