Lucrecia Serrat

She was born in Paraná, Argentina, in 1970. She lived for a time with her family as a child in Córdoba, Paraná and finally settled in Buenos Aires. When young she spent two years in Rome, Italy

She was always close to art, but she began fully in artistic expression through painting in 2011. This new stage was born out of the need to express the change in her philosophy of life that had been developing for some time and was deepening.

The theme of her works is originally focused on returning to childhood, searching for the inner child again, daring to play a little again, this time with painting. Children, paper boats, kites, merry-go-round, the beach, bubbles.

Going through that return to the child, finding her artist half, she paints colorful portraits of women, in an attempt to break with expectations, to reveal herself to schemes, to have fun with color.

At the same time, in that search to refresh the soul, in the joy that water generates, in being able to get wet without caring, get soaked and splash, a series of landscapes emerge. And in that rebirth, also flowers.

She mainly paints oil on canvas, although he also sometimes uses acrylic and wooden supports.

She studied law at the Catholic University of Argentina, and take different courses at several local and foreign universities. She served for more than thirty years in the Argentine Justice.

She attended the Agustina Piacentini workshop from 2011 to 2013 and in 2014 the Open Art Studio of Magdalena Roccatagliata and Cristina Martino.

She exhibited in 2011, "First Painting Hall of the Allianz-Nordelta Space"; 2014, "Encuentro de Manchas de la Plaza Cataluña and expo in Recova de Posadas" 2014, "Space and Cultural Place - exhibition of the Magui Roccatagliata Workshop" 2014, "Annual Expo of the Open Art Workshop in Witcomb Gallery" 2014.