Victor Ruiz Colomer's projects formulate participative and collaborative processes based on self-management. His proposals are consolidated by means of physical structures that contain what are known as “games without winning”, an approach that favours intuition and improvisation and puts immediate results to one side.

Using mechanisms that exploit space and modify its uses, his projects activate situations which invite us to intervene and put our inventiveness into practice. Positioned in an intermediate space where sculpture becomes performance and the performance is adapted to human and climatological factors and the resources at hand, his work investigates the playful and inclusive side of artistic action. Encouraging the coming together and stimulating the pooling of a wide variety of knowledge, Victor Ruiz Colomer's work covers a broad range of themes, including horticulture, education and energy policies, while also adopting a critical position towards the uses and meaning of public space.

Victor Ruiz Colomer (Barcelona, 1993) has a diploma in Art and Design from Ravensbourne College (London) and he is a Fine Arts graduate from the Slade School of Fine Art (London). He has worked with Joe Highton since 2016.  Some of their most recent projects include Regulateur de Flux, VOL (Barcelona, 2019) and Certified, Fresh, Loop City Screen (Barcelona, 2019). They have held individual or collective exhibitions in MART (Dublin, 2016), Limbo (London, 2016), Sant Andreu Contemporani (Barcelona, 2017) and MUU (Helsinki, 2018). In 2018, they were resident artists at 5x5x5, coinciding with the celebration of Manifesta12 (Palermo) and they were selected for the 6th Moscow International Biennale for Young Art.

 Presentation updated in September 2019