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Critic Fisun Guner wrote in 2003 about his show at the Jerwood Space: "What do you get when you mix Pop Art, Minimalism, Vorticism, Futurism and graffiti art? The answer may well resemble the work of (...) Jaime Gili." Venezuelan Curator Jesús Fuenmayor wrote in 2006 for the catalogue of Gili's show at Periférico Caracas that his paintings were "as if someone had thrown a bomb at a work by Carlos Cruz-Diez". Swiss curator Oliver Kielmayer, wrote in 2009 "Jaime Gili seems to combine the wilderness of the jungle with a formalist and reductionist artistic language; the result is a kind of Gesamtkunstwerk, a crystalline pulsating organism that almost comes alive."

He completed a PhD at the University of Barcelona in 2001 with a thesis on "Repetition and Serial art since the 1960s". Speed and Repetition in painting have been his main research subjects throughout his study years but they still show in his paintings.

Jaime Gili (born 1972, Caracas from Catalan parents) is an artist based in London since 1996. He studied in Prodiseño, Caracas, his degree and a later PhD at Universitat de Barcelona (1990–1995 and 1998–2001), and an MA at the Royal college of Art in London (1996-1998), city where he has since settled. His main tutors through the years include Eugenio Espinoza in Caracas (1989-1990), Joan Hernández Pijuan and Joaquim Chancho in Barcelona (1992–1995), Claude Viallat in Paris (1994), and Peter Doig, John Dougill, Jo Stockham and Paul Huxley in London (1996–1998).

He has shown work internationally in many exhibitions including '6 Bienal do Mercosul' in Porto Alegre; 'Expander' at the Royal Academy of Arts in London; 'Las tres calaveras' at Periferico Caracas in Caracas; 'Jump Cuts' at CIFO in Miami; 'The Complex of Respect' at Kunsthalle Bern; "Bill at Pittier" at Kunsthalle Winterthur and 'Indica', a show recreating the 1960s Indica Gallery at Riflemaker in London.