Jesus Sanchez is a painter driven by the belief that exposure to nature and ornamentation have a profoundly positive impact on society. In an era where cities drown us in cement, asphalt, glass, and metal, we have not only lost daily contact with the natural world but also the beauty of embellishing our surroundings. Modernist minimalism has stripped architecture of decoration, leaving us in sterile, lifeless spaces that fail to nourish the soul.

 

Through painting, Jesus challenges this erasure of beauty. His work exists in a world of his imagining, one where nature flourishes in ornamental excess, growing into forms unfamiliar to us. Each piece is a call to restore what has been lost, an invitation to reintroduce intricate, decorative beauty into daily life. The goal is transformation: to create paintings so powerful that viewers feel compelled to surround themselves with art and design that celebrate ornamentation. Jesus’s work is not just a critique but a vision—one where the future is not cold and bare but richly adorned, alive, and deeply connected to nature once again.