b. 1976 Dominican Republic / United States

Watson Pablov is a painter whose work is framed within polystylism, approaching visual creation through the deliberate use of diverse styles and techniques. His practice is organized into series, each conceived as a field for conceptual and formal exploration. Within these series, he develops stylistic variations, shifts in register, and technical experiments that respond to a defined thematic axis, enabling in-depth investigation while maintaining the structural coherence of his visual language.

Watson Pablov Ventura Garcia is a Dominican painter born in 1976 in the province Maria Trinidad Sánchez Nagua Dominican Republic is American nationalized.

Pablov’s work emerges from a deep analysis of reality, in which he interprets and decodes what he observes. His creations reveal a mastery of various techniques, navigating seamlessly between creative freedom and technical discipline. He approaches his practice in a playful yet rigorous way, producing works that are both innovative and technically solid, with an emphasis on freedom, evolution, and change.

Creating with independence and freedom—both formal and stylistic—outside of any pre-established canon constitutes, for me, the essence of the pictorial act. It is not about rejecting art history or denying the existence of styles, but rather about preventing them from becoming closed boundaries that limit creative potential.

Formal independence allows the basic elements of the pictorial language—line, color, composition, rhythm—to be reorganized without external constraints; while stylistic independence opens up the possibility of moving between different expressive modes, engaging with them without being fixed to any one