Luis Feito is also one of the founding members of El Paso. Professor of the School of Fine Arts of San Fernando in 1954, left teaching to live a scholarship in Paris, where he came into contact with the vanguard force.
His first works fall within figurative painting, later through a phase in which experiments with cubism and finally enter fully into abstraction. Through their production, Feito claimed tension. His works have assumed a constructive sense through the balance of non-geometric shapes, designed as living configurations, free and expansive stroke, suggesting a gestural painting and immediate action. His paintings are some meditation spaces, creating a meeting place of matter, color and vital commitment.
His first works fall within figurative painting, later through a phase in which experiments with cubism and finally enter fully into abstraction. Through their production, Feito claimed tension. His works have assumed a constructive sense through the balance of non-geometric shapes, designed as living configurations, free and expansive stroke, suggesting a gestural painting and immediate action. His paintings are some meditation spaces, creating a meeting place of matter, color and vital commitment.
