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In the world of Amaya O’Neill we could highlight her investigation of the composition and the distribution of Space. She makes us reflect using flat colours in three-dimensional shapes. She inspires art lovers by her distribution of the surface, combining it with the search on a painting that sculpts the act of balance, shades and nuances, without forgetting the concept background – figure. Structuring and de-structuring the simplest forms using geometry, 
Amaya looks for noble and lasting materials such as wood or crystal. The artist wants to claim the nobility of the simple, rejecting the superfluous. Works of small (29×37 cm), medium (31×40 cm) and big format (41x35 cm) in wood on wood and acrylic form compositions who can act individually or creating a group composition, adapting her art to all kind of space. She also creates inspiring wooden wall sculptures (70x80 cm). These compositions dialogue with the viewer introducing it in a unique space and personal language. LIFETIME Amaya O'Neill lives and works in Sevilla, Spain
. She studied Fine Arts at the University of Seville, Santa Isabel de Hungria. She started her degree in 1992, but she has to interrupt her studies and di not finish until some years later. In the years in between, she travelled to Venezuela and Peru where she continued painting and expanding her knowledge in various autochthonous art schools. She finally finished her degree and specialized in painting, studying subjects of photography, screen-printing, ceramics, stamping, sculpting methods, museology and art work. She had the opportunity to attend an art course by painter Antonio López organized by Caja Murcia (2002). She also attended a Creation and Design of Web Pages Course, by the Chamber of Commerce (2004). In addition, she has participated in different art exhibitions, both collective and individual. Some of them are: Galeria Joven Art in Madrid (1994), Hotel Eme in Sevilla (1998), Art Fair of Bolzano in Italia (2000), Estudio Hache Gallery in Seville (2010, 2013&2016), Gallery Fernando Argüelles in Sotogrande (2013), Foundation of Aparejadores of Seville (2008), La Revuelta Seville (2014), I Fair of Contemporary Art of Seville, (2015) Soloprojects (2016), Room Butron in Sevilla (2016) and most recently, Parallaxaf Art Fair, in London (2017).