Pieces of the “Namibia Collection” were exhibited in an individual exhibition in the Sargadelos Gallery”. Vigo, Spain. The pieces of this exhibition were created during my stay in Namibia, in the year 2007. The intense light of the desert and the immensity of the African landscape led me to create pieces of seemingly simple lines;…
The “Ateliers d´Art” of France proposed an exhibition to select, the” Best eighteen Contemporary European Creators of Art and Design” of last year. Three candidates including me were nominated to represent Spain and we exhibited a special piece of work. A piece from the “Namibia Collection” was selected to take part in the exhibition that…
The “Tasmania Gallery”, in Barcelona, Spain, is a space dedicated specially to Contemporary Jewellery. Pieces of the “Namibia” and “Espinas” Collection, were exhibited in an individual exhibition. The pieces were exhibited in Small showcases-containers where the contrast of light and shade were suggested an oneiric and theatrical space. [mk_gallery images=”7729,7731,7733,7735,7737″ column=”3″ height=”250″ frame_style=”simple” disable_title=”false” image_quality=”1″…
Three pieces of the “enBlanco Collection”, were selected to take part in the 19th edition of Art&Craft Europe 2012, an international exhibition of Contemporary craft. “La Koroska Art Gallery”, in Slovenia, accepted this exhibition and later took it to the city of Klagenfurt, Austria. During the time of exhibition, there were numerous international events and…
This exhibition was the result of three months work as a Resident Artist in “Sturt Australian Contemporary Craft Centre”. The nature and the silence were my great source of inspiration. The sounds in the night, the large trees, the colours, the light, the smells…; Three intense months of work where I could test my five…
In this exhibition I showed the pieces designed and created during my two months period as a Resident Artist in the School of Visual and Performing Arts, in Tasmania. The building had been an old train factory and it still conserves its structure and nostalgia. The entrance to the university was a marvellous sight where…
From 72 submissions (from16 countries), 25 spoons were selected to participate in the project Object:Spoon, curated by Vipoo Srivilasa, artist ceramicist, with advice from VickiGrima, editor of the journal of Australian ceramics and Leslie Ferrin, curator of ceramics Top 40. The final Selected Works were presented in Ferrin contemporary Gallery in Harvard Ceramics in Allston, Massachusetts, USA. [mk_gallery images=”8533,8529″ column=”3″…