Inspired by an English Garden
Installation view at ´Centro del Carmen´ Museum, Valencia, 2024 This series is the result of being enchanted by the beauty of the English garden and all what is alive or not in it, I felt myself as the bee attracted by the splendid colours of the flowers, but in my case not just by the […]
Undersea Cable
Cut Cable I, 2024,Acrylic on canvas, 33 x 33 x 2 cm. | 13 x 13 x 0.8 in. This series is a visual and conceptual exploration of the relationship between underwater communication cables and the sea that envelops them. In her introductory catalogue’s text for her solo exhibition `Connected with the Sea and Its […]
Life Line
Installation view at Galería Llamazares, Gijón, Spain, 2022 This body of work explores the visual and conceptual experience of the line as a metaphor for life, as the path we trace, the line that continues, separates, and unites.
Oxide
Loops
The ‘Loops’ series is a metaphor for life: it suggests continuation, movement and transformation. At the beginning of the series, a copper pipe was a ‘found object’, which I manipulated until I found beauty in the line and form. In addition, I assembled material of a different nature that appeared to continue the drawing in […]
Copper Skin
Copper Skin explores oxidation as a metaphor, not as a chemical process. Nothing in these works is left to the weather: the greens the eye reads as patina are painted, built over months in cloth, texture and pigment until the surface persuades. When copper enters a piece it is usually sealed clean, its brightness intact […]
Plastic Rods
Plastic Rods belong to my Engineering series. As happens very often in my artistic practice, the series develops organically and that is why some works, as they grow in number, demand a series for themselves. Plastic rods are now becoming a very colorful and numerous series.
Solid Rods
Detail of Solid Rod XXXV The SOLID RODS series is an abstract interpretation of solid metallic rods cut transversally. When observed under a microscope, the cut reveals fine lines, a reflection of the metal’s molecular structure. This intricate detail is the inspiration behind each piece. Each Solid Rod is meticulously crafted using metallic-coloured acrylic paint […]
Engineering
Installation view at The Florence Trust, London, UK, 2017 For a period of about 4 years I was working full time as an Engineering Coordinator at a busy 5 star hotel in central London, which I found extremely challenging as I was constantly getting objects out of different materials (many of them in metal) that […]
Mind the Gap II
Mind the Gap II / Series / Work / Home Copper Loop III, 2019, Acrylic on canvas and found copper pipe, 10.5 x 17 x 11.5 in. | 27 x 43 x 29 cm. This project began to take shape in London, thanks to the Krasner-Pollock Foundation Grant. In the beginning “Mind the Gap” was conceived as […]
Mind the Gap I
Mind the Gap I / Series / Work / Home This project began to take shape in London, thanks to the Krasner-Pollock Foundation Grant. In the beginning “Mind the Gap” was conceived as a series of paintings in which the famous warning phrase issued to tube passengers became an excuse to keep on investigating my artistic discourse […]
Irregulars III
Irregulars III / Series / Work / Home Since 2012, I have delved deeper into the line of work developed in Irregulars II: I continued assembling acrylic-painted wooden forms onto the canvas, but this time incorporating pictorial resources that had already appeared in earlier stages of my practice. Among these are fissures, glazes, dragged brushstrokes, incised lines, […]
Irregulars II
Irregulars II / Series / Work / Home The origin of the Irregulars II series dates back to 2006 with my Removable Murals, which arose from a need to break away from the orthogonality of the canvas and move toward a more object-like language. This search led to the creation of the Irregulars I series in 2009, […]
Irregulars I
Irregulars I / Series / Work / Home The Irregulares I series (2009-2012) emerged from the destruction of my removable murals, created in situ in previous exhibitions. As I dismantled them, I began collecting the painted canvas fragments—remnants of what each mural once was. Over time, these pieces took on a new purpose: I reintegrated them into […]
Removable Murals
Removable Murals / Series / Work / Home My “Removable Murals” emerged in 2006 from the need to break away from the limits of the canvas and, at the same time, to overcome the inherent drawback of murals: their impossibility of being moved from one place to another without compromising the work itself. In these pieces, I […]