Born in Málaga in 1938, Antonio Casares Palma showed an innate talent for drawing from a very young age. Trained at the School of Arts and Crafts in Melilla, he developed his technique in pencil, charcoal, and ink.
After traveling through Morocco, capturing Maghrebi subjects in watercolor, he returned to Málaga in 1960. There, he consolidated his artistic training alongside his uncle, the renowned sculptor and painter Paco Palma Burgos.

Throughout his career, he evolved from figurative art toward abstract expressionism, where experimentation with recycled materials such as wood and metal defines his current personal language.

“My work is inspired by architecture and the exploration of space; by how order and structure manifest themselves in surprising and asymmetrical ways. I am interested in exploring spatial organization and how we can break symmetry to create something visually harmonious and stimulating…”