Illustrator and graphic designer with more than a decade of experience, she combines her professional work with the constant development of a solid and coherent personal work, marked by a very defined style that moves between illustration, painting and urban art. Its versatile and clearly multidisciplinary approach understands the creative process as a whole, approaching it in a comprehensive and exploratory way, where a wide range of technical and artistic resources coexist and dialogue. Throughout her career she has published an illustrated book, has participated in numerous collective and individual competitions and exhibitions, and has been recognized with various awards in different disciplines, consolidating an artistic practice that stands out for its capacity for adaptation, research and contemporary visual expression.
La cosecha
Veronica Soto
Mixed on board
55 x 50 cm. (66 x 62 cm. with frame)
€ 750
La recolecta
Veronica Soto
Mixed on board
55 x 50 cm. (66 x 62 cm. with frame)
€ 750
Pablo Nake is a muralist artist whose practice has been developed since 1997 in public space. With a symbolic and social look, which has its origin in graffiti, and which evolves towards his own mural language, Pablo Nake forces processes in which color and line act as main structural elements. His work seeks to reconnect with the history, architecture and collective memory of the places in which he intervenes, understanding the wall as an active space of dialogue and resonance. Through mixed technique - aerosol, acrylic, inks, collage and various supports - he builds compositions that move between abstraction and figuration. At the same time, he develops a career as a professional illustrator, participating in various editorial projects, such as "Seven Blue Cows" and "Hello! I'm Flora." His background as an artist is largely given by the different cities to which he has traveled performing urban interventions, exhibitions and exhibitions of graffiti and muralism, consolidating a practice that conceives art as presence, journey and link with the territory.
Caléndula y cobalto
Pablo Nake
Acrylic and spray on wood
110 x 143 cm.
€ 2300
Marifé Rozalén Reyes is an artist from Aldeahermosa (Jaén) specialized in muralism and figurative painting, graduated in the Degree in Fine Arts and the Master in Production and Research in Art from the University of Granada, where she acquired a solid technical and conceptual base that has marked her career. Since 2021 he has focused his practice on urban art, actively participating in art festivals throughout the national territory, while developing work in study. His work explores everyday life, intimacy and nature, with the aim of capturing the visual poetry present in simple scenes and intimate moments, offering the viewer a window from which to reflect and emotionally connect with the mundane. In his process, he pays special attention to the control of the stain and the construction of his own pictorial language, using references ranging from personal archives to social networks and audiovisual materials, and in his murals he establishes a direct dialogue with the environment and the community, creating pieces open to multiple interpretations that promote the connection with public space and collective memory.
A la espera
Marifé Rozalén
Acrylic on canvas
146 x 114 cm.
€ 2850
Emilio Cerezo's recent work shows expressive works with an abundance of vibrant colors. Through the use of rounded shapes in different shades, overlapping and with visible brushstrokes, Cherry creates dynamic and luminous compositions of color fields. Some shapes have delicate linear patterns, while others have daring strokes that cross the foreground adding a feeling of verticality. The juxtaposition of color planes creates a visual play between depth and surface. The forms may seem dense and heavy, but applied with a sense of spontaneity also come to life and movement.
The expressive use of color invites the viewer to immerse himself in the very substance of the painting, to appreciate its materiality and essence, and evoke sensations and impressions. They highlight their interventions in the public space, participating in numerous wall painting events in Spain, France, Italy, Germany, Kosovo, the United States and Brazil. Likewise, his study work has been exhibited, individually or collectively, in Granada, Murcia, Barcelona, Bilbao, Madrid, Turin, Miami and Tokyo among others.
Text by Kathia Hermann (Art historian, curator and author based in Berlin).
Morning view
Emilio Cerezo
Acrylic on canvas
130 x 130 cm.
€ 2300
Aintzane Cruceta Guadix develops her work by merging elements of popular culture with feminist content. He thus transports us to a dreamlike universe in which he unfolds broad horizons of fantasy, proposing messages that invite reflection and exploration of the subconscious. His training begins at the School of Arts of Motril, continues at the Faculty of Fine Arts of Malaga and is completed at the San Telmo School of Art as a Superior Technician of Plastic Arts and Design in Illustration. Since 2012 he has participated continuously in cultural events and exhibitions in various artistic spaces of Malaga and other contexts, including La Casa Amarilla, La Caja Blanca, Espacio de Dentro, La Matraca, El Retorno de Lilith, the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Educational Sciences of Malaga. She is one of the founding partners of A.M.A.S. (Metropolitan Association of Social Artists) and, in the editorial field, has made illustrations for the illustrated albums El Monte de las Ánimas and Los Ojos Verdes and El Rayo de Luna by Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer, edited by Maldragón Editorial. He combines the illustration with his aspect as a muralist, participating in national and international events such as Meeting of Styles Andalusia, in Granada, or UPFEST in Bristol, United Kingdom.
La lágrima de oro
Aintzane Cruceta
Mixed on fabric
175 x 135 cm.
€ 2000
David Mase is an urban artist whose practice is built from a solid academic background - Graduated in Fine Arts - and a professional career that unfolds naturally between the public space and the contemporary languages of illustration, the mural and the tattoo. He has made murals in a professional way in cities such as Almería, Granada, Seville, Madrid or Barcelona, consolidating a recognizable visual imaginary that dialogues with the urban environment. His work has also been present in live exhibitions in different parts of the city of Granada, such as Mezzanine, Moss, Shambala, or events such as the Salón del Cómic. Since 2020 he has been working as a tattoo artist at Zero Tattoo (Granada), combining with his activity as a professional illustrator. His style, fresh and colorful, is characterized by wide chromatic ranges and graphic allusions to the doodle, automatically transporting us independent artistic practices typical of the urban space, where the spontaneous and the experimental become fundamental axes of his visual discourse.
Face to face
David Mase
Acrylic and spray on board
60 x 80 cm.
€ 1100
Coming from the most genuine graffiti, Musa71 is one of the essential figures to understand the evolution of urban writing in recent decades. Few writers can boast of such a prolific career as his own: since 1989 he has continuously developed an immense body of work within the discipline of graffiti, leaving a recognizable and coherent mark over almost 35 years of activity. His visual language, deeply rooted in the graffiti style, moves to the study space without losing intensity or freshness, where the letters are transformed into dynamic compositions of shapes and colors that intertwine and overlap naturally. His relevance within the scene is also reflected in collaborations such as the launch of his own limited edition spray with Mtn Colors. Coming from Barcelona, Musa71 participates in Evocation Out as one of the external guest artists, reinforcing the selection of creators with a direct and authentic link with the street.
Entangled
Musa71
Mixed on wood
100 x 120 cm.
€ 4000
Adek's work is located between geometric abstraction and intervention in public space. With roots in graffiti and an evolution towards a language of a structural and symbolic nature, his praxis is based on geometric shapes, precise volumes and flat colors, which articulate light and shadow as conceptual elements. In his work, geometry works as a metaphor for the systems that organize social life, not to be denied, but inhabited and reconfigured, opening new perceptive and emotional readings linked to self-knowledge. His practice dialogues with constructivism and geometric abstraction from a non-utopian look, as well as with Islamic and Mudejar architecture, visible in the use of arches, broken symmetries and the plane understood as a transit space and interior experience. The wall becomes an active element of discourse, integrating the pre-existing and establishing a direct dialogue with the environment. Likewise, in more intimate formats, his language is purified and becomes introspective, developing a self-taught and constant trajectory. Adek has participated in different events in cities in Spain and Europe, where creation is understood as an act of presence and connection between territory, structure and inner experience.
Estructura impuesta
Adek
Assembly: Painted wood and methacrylate
150 x 50 cm.
€ 1650