Joaquim Falcó began his artistic training at the academy of the painter Estanislao Vilajosana, an outstanding representative of Catalan post-impressionism and specialized in landscape painting. Under his tutelage, Falcó acquired a solid technical base and an early appreciation for color and composition. He later broadened his training at the Círculo Artístico de Manresa, a key space in his creative development, where he came into contact with other contemporary plastic languages and established himself as an emerging artist on the Catalan scene.

His debut in solo exhibitions takes place in 1979, and during the first years of the 1980s his work undergoes a decisive evolution towards abstraction, adopting a freer, gestural ...