This exhibition is the continuation of the Ikebana project,   which is made with the technique of sumi-e (or Indian ink in Japanese) on rice paper and framed with an embroidery frame. The works in this project are made to be seen with or without a warm light from behind, as can be seen in the photos. It is a project that seeks a connection with the ancestresses through an aesthetic that is based on Japanese aesthetic-philosophical values such as those reflected in the terms w

A great painting exhibition, very different artworks same Fine Art studies

‘The end as a beginning’ live music and painting with Luis Mariano as part of the 9Soles cycle at the Museum of Navarre

Artistic installation in the collective exhibition "In Muebles". A combination of drawing an isometric system between a wall and real...

Video made by PAULA GIMENEZ MONAR (https://vimeo.com/paulagimenez)

THE "PEARL PAINTINGS" There is a metaphor in Eastern culture that explains how the most beautiful things can come out of the expression...