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Learning to fly

Sculptures by Joan Coderch & Javier Malavia explore the human form & beauty as a daily tool. Refined bronze work, social commitment, & shared creation.

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Biografia umelca

Joan Coderch & Javier Malavia: Sculptors of Beauty and Reflection

Joan Coderch (born 1959 in Castellar del Vallès, Barcelona) and Javier Malavia (born 1970 in Oñati, Guipúzcoa) represent a singular artistic partnership dedicated to exploring the human form as its central focus. Their collaborative project embodies a profound appreciation for idealized figures—a universe brimming with meaningful shapes—guided by a simple yet powerful aspiration: beauty as an everyday tool. Meeting in 2015, their shared passion for sculpture swiftly revealed striking similarities in their artistic sensibilities, propelling them toward this ambitious undertaking that draws inspiration from masters of figuration like Maillol, Rodin, Marini and Bourdelle.
  • Early Life & Education: Joan Coderch pursued his formal education at Barcelona’s Faculty of Fine Art in 1984, establishing a solid foundation for his sculptural practice. Javier Malavia graduated from Valencia’s San Carlos Faculty of Fine Art in 1993, similarly honing his artistic skills and broadening his understanding of artistic techniques.
  • The Collaborative Spirit: Their encounter marked the genesis of Coderch & Malavia Sculptors, where they embarked on a creative journey characterized by meticulous attention to detail—from initial modeling in the studio to the final casting of bronze. This shared approach fostered a unique synergy, resulting in artworks that resonate with both precision and emotional depth.
Their artistic vision is deeply rooted in humanist values: unwavering commitment to social justice concerning equality, environmental stewardship, and childhood protection. Beyond mere aesthetics, their sculptures delve into fundamental human attitudes—mimicking nature, actively seeking emotion through creation, revealing the feelings that propel action, capturing the interplay between form and posture, and harmoniously blending beauty with discipline. This exploration reflects a belief in art’s capacity to illuminate the complexities of human experience.

Technique & Style: Four Hands Shaping Bronze

Coderch & Malavia's distinctive method distinguishes them from many contemporary sculptors. They operate as a duo, sharing responsibility for every stage of the artistic process—from conceptualization and modeling to casting and finishing. This collaborative effort ensures that each piece embodies a harmonious balance between individual vision and collective execution. The meticulous craftsmanship evident in their sculptures underscores their dedication to mastering traditional techniques while simultaneously pushing boundaries within figurative art. They utilize bronze as their primary medium, selecting it for its durability, tonal richness, and ability to capture subtle nuances of form and texture.
  • Modeling & Casting: Their studio practice prioritizes careful observation and anatomical accuracy, translating the human figure into sculptural representations that convey both strength and grace.
  • Bronze Casting: The final step involves employing skilled artisans who transform molten bronze into enduring artworks—a testament to their respect for craftsmanship and material science.

Notable Achievements & Recognition

Coderch & Malavia’s artistic endeavors have garnered considerable acclaim, solidifying their position as prominent figures in the realm of figurative sculpture. In 2017, they received the Reina Sofía Painting and Sculpture Prize for “Hamlet,” a poignant exploration of human emotion and psychological complexity. Furthermore, they secured First Prize at the 14th ARC International Salon Competition with “The Swan Dance,” demonstrating their ability to captivate audiences and judges alike. Other honors include the Mariano Benlliure Sculpture Medal, the TIAC Art Prize, and the Arcadia Contemporary Award—recognitions that underscore their contribution to artistic discourse.

Legacy & Influence

Their sculptures are showcased in private collections across Europe, Asia, and America, traversing geographical boundaries and enriching cultural landscapes. They regularly exhibit their work in both institutional spaces and independent venues—a testament to their enduring relevance and impact on the contemporary art scene. Joan Coderch and Javier Malavia currently reside near Valencia, operating from a former industrial building that serves as a private exhibition space for their extensive oeuvre. Their unwavering dedication to artistic integrity—expressed through honest exploration of human emotions and attitudes—continues to inspire artists and viewers alike.

References

  • Galerie Mokum: https://www.galerieleroyer.com/artists/41-coderch-malavia/
  • Coderch & Malavia Sculpture Project: https://www.coderchmalavia.com/en/about-us/

Základné informácie

  • Artistic Movement Or Style: Figuration
  • Artists Or Movements Influenced By This Artist:
    • Lohengrin
    • Walt Whitman
  • Artists Who Influenced This Artist:
    • Maillol
    • Rodin
    • Marini
    • Bourdelle
  • Date Of Birth: 1959
  • Full Name: Joan Coderch & Javier Malavia
  • Nationality: Spanish
  • Notable Artworks:
    • The White Swan
    • Hamlet
  • Place Of Birth: Castellar del Vallès, Spain