Elizabeth Welsh

Flamenco culture is an inspiration source for my artistic expression, through this context I can manifest on canvas the movement of this art, and also the sound, dance and music, which I express with all senses. My palette, created by intense colors, mirrors and collage, projects the passion and visualizes feelings that provoke the energy sensation of this dance showing its character and strength. What inspires me is the feeling of human beings that reflects our souls constantly, conscious and unconscious through this finding. Love for visual arts, inspires me to continue in this endless path, always full of new findings, complexities and internal growth, a way which is waiting for us full of surprises and challenges achieving all senses and forms of art.

Elizabeth Welsh through her artistic career has had more than 100 show exhibits in private galleries and museums of Mexico; public and private collectors have acquired her work. She has been the first artist invited by Starbucks Coffee to show her work in Mexico and also has had shows at Madrid, Spain, Boston, USA and Paris, France. Her inspiration comes from her experience with Spain and flamenco, her work is created with intense color that projects passion expressing character and strength using oils, acrylics and collage. She studied arts since very young with particular teachers and then she prepare professionally at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts SMFA at Boston and at the Universidad Complutense de Bellas Artes at Madrid, Spain. Elizabeth is graduated from Business at Universidad de Monterrey the Master in Business Administration MBA at EGADE Business School-ITESM, Mexico, and has a post graduate in AOTS, Japan. Her professional development in business areas has been in Strategy, Marketing and International Business and has done business between Latin America and Asia, specially with China; Today, she leads Art & Business workshops for executives at CEMEX, Nestlé and EGADE were art manifestations and qualities like imag...

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