Pol Pintó (Barcelona, 1993) is an artist currently based at Fabra i Coats with the project Entre poc i res, a research project exploring how specific, personal and local singularities can persist within a system that tends toward standardization, homogenization and dehumanization. His practice is structured around the tension between norms and singular experience, between the systems that organize our bodies and the everyday, often minimal forms through which these processes are lived. Through the observation of routines and repetitive gestures, his work points to how even the smallest actions can become acts of micro-resistance.
He has been a resident at Sant Andreu Contemporani (SAC-FiC 2025) and at the Centre d’Art Contemporani Piramidón, where he presented Repetició en repetició (2022), as well as En repetició at Vangar Gallery, Valencia (2022), both focused on the philosophical concept of repetition and the minimal gesture. His work has been included in group exhibitions such as Col·lecció Bassat. Obres del segle XXI (II) and Panorama #8 (Galeria Fran Reus, 2024), among others.
He has been awarded the Swab Awards (2021) and We:now (2023) for Àrea d’espera, a project about repetitive gestures of waiting and their traces in the urban environment, as well as the ArtsFAD awards (2019 and 2021) and the Laus Awards, among others.