From April 18 to 21, 2024, I had the pleasure of participating with M. Victoria Serna, artist and curator of the Imaginarte Gallery, in the International Contemporary Art Fair Art 3F and Art Fair of Luxembourg.
The International Contemporary Art Fair, Luxembourg Art Fair, takes place every year in different locations in France, Luxembourg and Switzerland.
This international Contemporary Art fair brings together international artists, famous gallery owners and regional exhibitors.
Participate with the painting The Origin, Your Code and with the sculpture Abundance.
We are braver than we believe
Two works that are born from the void to keep us awake in this capricious world that does not want us to wake up. But we have chosen to be a river and we are not going to stop. We are braver than we believe.
Reluet the art of feeling, the art that anchors you to the present moment, the art that listens to you, the art that accompanies you to cultivate your authenticity.
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