Carolina Villagra-Roth

My inspiration:
I find my inspiration on walks in northern Germany, where I live. I find them in forests, parks, on the coast, by the river or in the infinite sky with all its colors. On the gray and blue days, in the green forests and in autumn with orange and reddish tones that I just love.
Everything is green and colorful, it's gray and cloudy. Everything changes in a split second, the rain gives way to the sun and the sky is dressed in calypso and everything seems like an explosion to my eyes.
In this way I am trying to capture this universe that is also a part of me.
I was born in Chile and tried to unite my two inner worlds, which I bring with me from my past, in my other, my first country. I discovered an invisible link that connects these two worlds, a bridge, a road, a rainbow ... it's the magic of color.
My universe is a palette that is always ready to go.
My bridge is a rainbow that connects my two worlds.
My language is figurative, but I only interpret nature, I work with memories, I store images, it's a box of treasures that are registered in my head.
There are fractions of a second and colors, lights, memories and pieces of inspiration that I collect along the way. They are the corners of life, full of surpris...

1981-1983: Advertising Graphic Drawing at Inacap Santiago de Chile
1981-1983: Oil painting at the Juan Francisco González School of Arts Santiago de Chile.
1985-1986: Carved in stone in the School of Applied Arts dependent on Cema. Santiago de Chile
1993: Onwards participation of painting workshops in Hamburg, Germany and Venice, Italy.

2021 /`20 /`19 Galerie Círculoverde/ Santiago de Chile
2019 /`18 /`16 /`15 /`14 /`13 Galerie Levantehaus/ Hamburg
2016 Galerie Rüsch/ Hamburg
2016 Galeria de Arte Jaime III/ Palma de Mallorca
2014 Galerie Grähn/ Hamburg
2010 Galerie Havanna/ Bremen
2010 Gallery Sarah- Cay/ Berlin
2010 Galerie Elbschloss- Residenz/ Hamburg
2009 Galerie Plewisat/ Hamburg
2009 Art llery Yam/ Polen- Zakopane
2005 Stadtmuseum/ Groß-Gerau
2002 Galerie New Art
2002 Jorker Museum
2001 Galerie Wieckhorst/ Hamburg
2000 Galerie „Am Markt“/ Lüneburg