Waiting for the wave Print

Spanish plastic artist. She finds in nature her main source of inspiration. Through the technique of oil painting, she merges natural elements with emotive narratives, offering artworks that captivate and provoke deep reflections. Since her childhood, her passion for drawing led her to explore the nuances of art at the School of Arts and later in Fine Arts. Her trajectory was further enriched by an incursion into the world of interior design, merging these disciplines with her artistic growth and granting her a unique perspective. A few years ago, she established her studio in the Algarve, in order to be in contact with nature and the sea, her main source of inspiration. Living in nature has allowed her to explore and expand her passion for painting in a deeper and more authentic way. Her work goes beyond mere visual representation. Her artistic approach focuses on capturing the genuine reality, employing color, movement, and above all light to convey deep emotions and narratives. Light, in particular, plays a crucial role in her creative process. It is not simply an element in her paintings, but an inspiring force in its own right. It is a transformative agent that molds and defines each scene, infusing depth and complexity into her works. Her work is characterized by a unique fusion between the human figure and the natural environment. This integration not only adds dynamism to her canvases but also invites the viewer to immerse themselves in a world where the connection between humanity and nature becomes palpable. Oil painting, with its versatility and fluidity, gives her the freedom to experiment with bold and gestural brushstrokes. This technique allows her art to flow organically and dynamically on the canvas, creating a visual experience that goes beyond the static. Throughout her career, she has had the honor of exhibiting her work in a variety of both solo and group exhibitions in galleries across Spain. Among her most recent and notable shows are exhibitions at the European Museum of Modern Art (MEAM) in Barcelona and the ANTIQUARIUM gallery in Seville, spaces that have further solidified her presence in the contemporary art scene.