Art Gallery Reception for Spanish Artist Beatriz Elorza in New York
http://beatrizelorza.com/
After working as an architect, Elorza began to study art in 2006 in Madrid, receiving instruction for five years from Leticia Ortiz de Urbina. She continued her training at New York's Art Students League, from 2011 to 2013, where she studied under Frank O'Cain, Bruce Dorfman and Charles Hinman. She has had solo exhibitions in Madrid and Santander, Spain, and in New York, where her work got represented by Spanierman Gallery. She has been included in group exhibitions in Spain, Russia, London, Tokyo and New York. Elorza's artwork has been exhibited at the Wells Museum (Uk), had been part of the Summer Exhibition 2016 at the Royal Academy of Arts in London and can be found in the collection of the Tsvetaev Museum in Moscow.
Her work involves creating large-scale, abstract paintings that aim to convey emotions through color and create a personal pictorial language.
The color is a starting point; the fluid brush strokes talk about the freedom felt in front of the canvas. Within each painting, nature is a pretext to combine and express the dynamism and tensions of the unconscious self.
The paintings evolve as part of a creative process that explores the balance between spontaneity and control at the same time, searching for a harmonic dialogue in the composition but leaving improvisational moves or gestural marks to shake some life into the painting. To create dialogues between different spatial planes and thereby allowing viewers to find their own visual path in this world. The use of color spots, drips, and splatters convey the 'fearless and intuitive' process, and while each work holds a memory of space and time, it also presents itself as a generator of new spaces into the viewer’s mind, opening new interpretations.
http://beatrizelorza.com/
After working as an architect, Elorza began to study art in 2006 in Madrid, receiving instruction for five years from Leticia Ortiz de Urbina. She continued her training at New York's Art Students League, from 2011 to 2013, where she studied under Frank O'Cain, Bruce Dorfman and Charles Hinman. She has had solo exhibitions in Madrid and Santander, Spain, and in New York, where her work got represented by Spanierman Gallery. She has been included in group exhibitions in Spain, Russia, London, Tokyo and New York. Elorza's artwork has been exhibited at the Wells Museum (Uk), had been part of the Summer Exhibition 2016 at the Royal Academy of Arts in London and can be found in the collection of the Tsvetaev Museum in Moscow.
Her work involves creating large-scale, abstract paintings that aim to convey emotions through color and create a personal pictorial language.
The color is a starting point; the fluid brush strokes talk about the freedom felt in front of the canvas. Within each painting, nature is a pretext to combine and express the dynamism and tensions of the unconscious self.
The paintings evolve as part of a creative process that explores the balance between spontaneity and control at the same time, searching for a harmonic dialogue in the composition but leaving improvisational moves or gestural marks to shake some life into the painting. To create dialogues between different spatial planes and thereby allowing viewers to find their own visual path in this world. The use of color spots, drips, and splatters convey the 'fearless and intuitive' process, and while each work holds a memory of space and time, it also presents itself as a generator of new spaces into the viewer’s mind, opening new interpretations.
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