“The eye is forced to jump from one point to another in the (Terreros) work. It rejects all patterns, prejudices,
inclinations of taste. The result are fragmented pictures or diptychs whose different parts are in outright
contradiction... His paintings does not worship the object in front of it but rather what the retina actually
beholds. Terreros, the painter, works with colours in the same way as a poet works with wards. He seeks out
the colour deep down inside himself and inside the subject matter. That is how he builds up spaces and
volumes that are not abstraction, but rather a construction of his consciousness.The painting does not
represent something, it is that something.”

Aurelio Torrente

“PARA UNA MÁSCARA ANTIGUA” 1990
Acrylic and oil on canvas, 23.5" x 18"

“AUTORRETRATO DEL VERANO DE 1990” 1990
Acrylic on canvas, 23.5" x 18"

“COSAS SOBRE UNA MESA, 14” 1998
Acrylic and oil on card-board. Poliptych, 31" x 21"

“PUENTE DE TRIANA” 1994-1995
Acrylic and oil on wood, 22.5" x 30"