We are rivers and not swamps

Exhibition in 1819 Art Gallery Montmartre

I have the pleasure of exhibiting in the exclusive virtual Showroom of 1819 Art Gallery Montmartre.

A Gallery with a long history, since 2008.

Under the slogan“We Are Rivers, Not Swamps,” I present my work, the Rediscovering—my creative philosophy and way of life. Identity, moving forward without judgment, resilience and reinvention.

An expression that arose from my introspection after believing that in 1999 I had lost my identity because of a swamp and what I was doing; following the death of my paternal grandfather, Josep, in 2009, was to raise it from the waters in an artistic work under my pseudonym Reluet—the name of my home, Cal Teuler, spelled backward.

It took me 13 years to understand my purpose and give the title to the first painting with a door to my home covered under the waters.

The arduous beauty of darkness took over my reality and did not let me see the beauty of life. But I got up, I didn’t give up and I tried again until I cultivated my authenticity thanks to consciously listening to my strokes.

Nobody explained to us the hardness of life, but believe me, successes emerge from adversity.

Thank your Director Antonio Sanchez and his colleague Mari Carmen Naranjo, responsible for Exhibitions, for their kindness, hospitality and attention.

Creations that bring peace with non-artistic materials under the discipline of painting, sculpture and illustration, inviting the viewer to enjoy the moment, feeling and smiling..

4 stamps, 3 collections and a world to rediscover at the Reluet Studio in Castellserà (Lleida):

  • Intertwined lineages: playing with the outline of the unit’s initials.
  • Rediscovering your name: the alphabet that invites you to move forward.
  • Drawing what I feel: conscious listening to messages.

Will you tell me your story?

Exhibition in 1819 Art Gallery Montmartre

Reluet Stamp

Sculpture

Sculpture

Ilustration

Drawing

Intertwined lineages

lineage custom sheets
Leer  Reluet in the Patricia Cancelo Gallery exhibition