
Cristina Hernández Montero is a multidisciplinary artist hailing from Barcelona. Her creative journe...
About the artist
Joined In 2023
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About the artist
Joined In 2023
(3 Followers)
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Cristina Hernández Montero is a multidisciplinary artist hailing from Barcelona. Her creative journey has led her to engage in a wide array of design and artistic projects, spanning across culturally diverse destinations like Madrid, Melbourne, and London.
Cristina is skilled in working with materials such as glass, clay, and biomaterials among others. Her art is a testament to her ability to merge creativity and craftsmanship in various forms.
Her artistic style is characterized by a conceptual approach to photography, and it shines a spotlight on her deep appreciation for the elegance of nature, particularly her fondness for flowers. This unique perspective is masterfully woven into her work, imbuing it with a distinct and surreal quality.
Above all, Cristina's creative intent is to capture the very essence of natural beauty. Her artistry is a testament to her dedication to creating refined and elegant compositions that immortalize the timeless allure of the natural world.
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- Pau Gargallo, School of Applied Arts in Badalona (ARTS AND CRAFTS)
- Escola Massana, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (BA HONS DEGREE IN GRAPHIC DESIGN)
- IEFC, Institut d’Estudis Fotogràfics de Catalunya
- Central Saint Martins (ART DIRECTION FOR FASHION)
2025 ME Sitges Terramar – Passeig Marítim, 80, Sitges, Barcelona (14 oct — now)
2025 Galería Elizabeth Budia – Pº de la Castellana 79, Madrid (1 jul — 1 oct)
2025 Art Photo Barcelona – Disseny Hub Barcelona, Plaça de les Glòries Catalanes, 38, Barcelona (23 — 25 may 2025)
2025 Noho House Gallery – Carrer de Còrsega, 224, L’Eixample, Barcelona (28 feb — 19 mar 2025)
2019 Ocean Drive Talamanca – Carrer de Jesús, 28, Ibiza (1 — 20 jun 2019)
2018 OD Barcelona – C/ Aragó 300, Barcelona (3 jul — 5 ago 2018)
2017 Fiumano Clase Gallery – 40–41 Pall Mall, St James’s, Londres, Reino Unido (26 abr — 26 may 2017)