Few artists have had the genius to create their own parallel world, full of the symbols of an independent state. Evru began his career young under the guidance of the gallerist René Metras and currently works on an ongoing interactive project, Tecura, based on the premise defended by the artist, “art to heal”. Each person has an artist within. Evru, who works interchangeably with traditional media and digital technology, has also developed his musical and performative facets. His work is characterized by the construction of a personal mythology, of an autobiographical nature. A cartography that feeds on accumulated images, as well as on the creation of a script, a personal code that attempts to express what cannot be explained rationally. In his work, multiple parallel universes converge, maintaining a tense and delicate balance between chaos and rational order. Founder and inhabitant of an imaginary state, Evrugo Mental State, conceived as a self-sufficient space whose energy expands with a clearly universalist intention. Evrugo Mental State arises from necessity, as a utopia of physical and mental liberation that confronts the historical situation of Spain at the time of its creation, and the international context surrounding it in the late seventies. He has participated in international exhibitions such as Documenta VI in Kassel, 1977, New Images from Spain, 1980, at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum of New York, Les magiciens de la terre, 1989, organized by the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris, among others. He has been the subject of major retrospectives such as at Today Art Museum, Beijing, 2007, Shanghai DuoLun MoMA, 2007, NUS NX Gallery, Singapore, MACBA, Barcelona, 2001, or at MNCARS, Madrid, 2000. In 2001 he received the City of Barcelona Award for his two retrospectives, [Zush. La Campanada], MNCARS, 2000, and [Zush-Tecura], MACBA, 2000-2001). ​ Work in the collection: Expanded Eye, Tecura, Opaulo http://evru.org https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alberto_Porta_y_Mu%C3%B1oz