Pablo Palazuelo (1915–2007) was a Spanish artist renowned for his geometric abstraction and exploration of form, space, and color. Born in Madrid, Palazuelo initially studied architecture in Oxford before transitioning fully to art. His work is deeply rooted in a quest for the underlying structures of reality, blending influences from mathematics, philosophy, and science.

Palazuelo’s art evolved from early Surrealist influences to a distinctive abstract style characterized by intricate linear compositions and dynamic interplay between shapes. He sought to uncover the hidden energies and rhythms of the natural and metaphysical world through his art.

A master of various mediums, Palazuelo created numerous lithographs for the iconic French art magazine Derrière le Miroir. These works encapsulate his fascination with precision and balance, offering viewers a window into his visionary aesthetic. Palazuelo's contributions to abstract art remain influential, celebrated for their intellectual depth and formal elegance.