Pol Segura
b. 1984, Barcelona, Spain
Painting
About
Pol Segura (b. 1984, Barcelona) is a fine artist whose work bridges nature and abstraction. He conveys a message of overcoming limitations, depicting plants as vibrant beings that stretch, walk, and dance within chaotic environments, symbolizing the journey of self-discovery.
Selected Artworks
Embloic observant (Observevd Mess)
Exhibited at "Two Voices, One Path", PBG, Seoul (2025)
Esclat pendent (Pending Explosion)
Exhibited at "Two Voices, One Path", PBG, Seoul (2025)
Desig vegetal (Plant Desire)
Exhibited at "Two Voices, One Path", PBG, Seoul (2025)
Desordre fixat (Fixed Disorder)
Exhibited at "Two Voices, One Path", PBG, Seoul (2025)
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News
Pol Segura Artwork Display at Lotte Avenuel VIP Lounge
October - November, 2025
Projects
Pol Segura Artwork Display at Lotte Avenuel VIP Lounge
Selected works from *Two Voices, One Path* by Pol Segura are currently on display at the Lotte Avenuel VIP Lounge, offering an elegant and sophisticated experience for visitors. The VIP Lounge, designed by the award-winning studio LABOTORY and operated by Lotte Group, serves as a private sanctuary of art and refinement, reflecting Lotte’s vision of elevated living. Located in Jamsil, Seoul (300 Olympic-ro, Songpa-gu), the lounge provides Avenuel VIP members with a unique opportunity to engage with Segura’s artistry in an intimate and luxurious setting.
2025
Two Voices, One Path
**PBG PRESENTS SPANISH ARTISTS OKOKUME AND POL SEGURA’S FIRST DUO EXHIBITION IN SEOUL** Internationally Acclaimed artist Okokume opens *Two Voices, One Path* at PBG with her partner Pol Segura for the first time. Globally renowned Spanish artist Okokume(b. 1985-) based in Barcelona, will showcase her work to Korean audiences at PBG. The exhibition Two Voices, One Path is a two-person show with her lifetime partner and artistic collaborator of 20 years Pol Segura(b. 1984-), and pays homage to the theme of “sharing”; the exhibition reflects on their intertwined lives and the process of finding balance through art. This exhibition marks the first time they have expanded this “experience of sharing” beyond the studio and into a shared exhibition space. It highlights their individual artistic identities while also showcasing the solidarity and mutual respect that have long bound the two together.
2025
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