Estepona’s vibrant cultural scene welcomes an interesting new exhibition as Barcelona-born artist Ana María Villalobos, a long-time resident of the city, presents her newest works in Lecturas Carmesí (Crimson Readings). The present, which opened earlier in December, on the Casa de Las Tejerinas cultural centre, showcases 16 medium to massive format work that spotlight Villalobos’ signature fashion.
Three many years impressed by the sunshine and tradition of Estepona
For probably the most half self-taught, Villalobos found her ardour for artwork early in life and perfected her expertise by devoted courses, creating a particular private language. Now based mostly in Estepona for over three many years, she specialises in feminine portraits and figures, delving into advanced feelings and the evolving function of ladies. Her items usually create a poignant dialogue between custom—symbolised by collaged pages from out-of-print books—and the modernity of younger ladies, achieved by modern strategies.
Recycled combined media supplies filled with reminiscence, and pure magnificence
Eco supplies are central to her apply: she favours recycled helps comparable to wooden, cardboard, foam board, or recovered canvases, mixed with combined media together with collage, découpage, and acrylic paints (her present most popular medium after starting with oils). The crimson tones prompt by the title evoke ardour, depth, and maybe the literary heritage woven into her compositions.
Villalobos has constructed a strong native trajectory with solo and group exhibitions throughout Malaga province, together with earlier exhibits on the Casa de Las Tejerinas, the Malaga Botanical Backyard, and Artlocker throughout Malaga’s arts week. Supported by Estepona City Corridor, this newest show continues her exploration of femininity and inventive innovation.
Everyone seems to be invited to expertise this considerate assortment, which runs till January 12.
Location: Sala 2, Casa de Las Tejerinas, Plaza de las Flores.
Opening hours: Tuesdays to Fridays, 9am to 8pm; Saturdays, 9am to 2pm and 4pm to 8pm. Free admission.
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