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JIPS

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José Palacio, known as JIPS, is a renowned Colombian visual artist and animator specializing in traditional and digital techniques encompassing animation, painting, and illustration. His work expands the boundaries of artistic creation by integrating generative technologies, creative programming, and fractal mathematics, exploring the intersections between art, science, and technology to provoke reflection, evoke emotions, and inspire positive change.

Exhibitions

  • The Hair Generation Experience immersive visuals, Luna del Río, Barranquilla, Colombia.

  • The Hair Generation House, Immersive Visuals, Bogotá, Colombia. 2025.

  • The Gallery, VISA VIP Lounge, El Dorado Airport, Bogotá, Colombia. 2025.

  • Buchanan's Two Souls–JIPS (Solo Exhibition), Obeso Mansion, Cali, Colombia. 2023.

  • 30 Seconds Museum. NeoShibuya TV. Tokyo, Japan. 2023. Visuals on 88 screens in the Shibuya district of Tokyo.

  • Athens Open Art. Art Number 23 Gallery. Athens, Greece. 2022.

  • Barcelona Open Art. Art Number 23 Gallery. Barcelona, Spain. 2022.

  • 'Art For Real' Exhibition. Bowman Gallery. London, United Kingdom. 2022.

  • Buchanan's Two Souls–JIPS (Solo Exhibition). LYD HOUSE, Barranquilla, Colombia. 2022.

  • Buchanan's Two Souls–JIPS (Solo Exhibition). Museum of Modern Art of Medellín (MAMM), Medellín, Colombia. 2022.

  • Buchanan's Two Souls–JIPS (Solo Exhibition). Espacio Odeón, Bogotá, Colombia. 2022.

  • AngularVR Art Gallery exhibition. Paris, France. 2021.

  • Exhibition "Splicing the Memory". Barranquilla, Colombia. 2020.

  • Killart Street Art Festival. Alliance Française of Barranquilla, Colombia. 2018.

  • In Blue. Alliance Française of Barranquilla, Colombia. 2018.

  • Buchanan's Two Souls-JIPS (Solo Exhibition) Obeso Mansion, Cali, Colombia. 2023

  • 30 Seconds Museum. NeoShibuya Tv. Miyashita Park, Tokyo, Japan. 2023

Awards

'Capriccio Tropical' painting selected by Climate Art Collection, Goethe Institut, Berlin, Germany. 2024

30 Seconds Museum. Neoshibuya Tv. Tokyo, Japan. 2023

German Vargas Cantillo Art Grant. Barranquilla, Colombia 2021

German Vargas Cantillo Art Grant. Barranquilla, Colombia 2020

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