In June 2024 they published an article by Reluet in the Artnobel Inspiration Review of Contemporary Art Magazine number 23. It is a digital magazine that promotes art with a strong presence on the Internet since 1999.
https://www.artnobel.es/revista-23-erik-parker-cromatismo-psicodelico/
Thank Maite Alonso, Founder of Artnobel, for her dissemination work.
“Art lives on the Internet. It is no longer exposed, it is disseminated to inspire those who have the capacity to appreciate it.”
Article in Artnobel magazine
RELUET
By Alvaro Cañete
Núria Companys Castro invites us to look beyond the obvious.
Núria Companys Castro, an artist who has transcended the boundaries of painting, illustration and sculpture, is also the founder of the “Resilient Art Movement” with her multidisciplinary project “Reluet”. His work, which has been displayed in numerous exhibitions, is a testament to his ability to transform adversity into art.
The artist born in Miralpeix, a picturesque town in the province of Lleida, Spain, faced a significant loss at the age of thirteen when her ancestral home, “Cal Teuler”, was submerged by a swamp. This event catalyzed her artistic exploration around reinvention, resilience and bravery.
The project “Reluet” arises from “Teuler” (original name of his house) read backwards, it is a visual narrative of his lost home. Since then, Núria Companys Castro rescues inanimate objects from “Cal Teuler”, such as doors, windows and chairs, and revitalizes them through her art.
His work, which involves imagination, research, experimentation and a deep connection with symbolism, focuses on three key concepts:
- Reinvention: Give new life and meaning to forgotten objects.
- Resilience: Demonstrates the ability to overcome challenges and adapt.
- Courage: Expresses your story and emotions, inviting the public to share your artistic journey.
Among his notable works is “Masked Warrior,” a sculpture that symbolizes bravery in the face of adversity. This piece represents the artist’s grandiose rebirth from darkness to light, giving new life to elements of her former house submerged underwater. The work invites you not to fight against destiny, but to have fun taking control of it, waking up every day with knowledge of yourself and your own value.
In addition to “Masked Warrior”, Núria has created other significant works such as “Orígen”, “Control” and “Awakening”, each reflecting the ideals of her art. He also employs cryptology to preserve the history of messages, adding a layer of mystery and depth to his work.
Núria Companys Castro inspires us to see life as a source of light, even in the darkest moments. His art, like a river joining others, creates a confluence of beauty and meaning. With her introspective gaze and resilient heart, she encourages us to find beauty in reinvention and to flow with life, always with surprises along the way.
Artnobel Inspiration Review of Contemporary Art número 23
In this issue you will find…
4. Abate Bussoni Editorial «The success of Reggeton is the failure of the contemporary artist»
6. Erik Parker: Psychedelic Chromaticism
20. Artificial Intelligence (AI) changes the concept of a museum
26. I only know what I have seen, winner of the Loewe Craft Prize 2024
44. Soledad Sevilla: Echoes of light and shadow in the Reina Sofía
50. “The dream of the colcedra”: Teresa Lanceta weaves history and culture in the Patio Herreriano Museum
54. Teresa Solar Abboud navigates between language and form
60. Rebeca Plana and her balsamic «Untdelemn»
64. Malta: A crossroads in contemporary art
68. Any Tapies
76. Carla, the silent guardian of ASD
80. The eternal and rebellious childhood of Yoshitomo Nara in the heart of the Guggenheim Bilbao
84. Live forever (for a moment): An immersion in the work of Damien Hirst
90. Helmut Newton – Fact & Fiction: A Provocative Look at the MOP Foundation
100. Juana de Aizpuru, a distinguished career in contemporary art
106. Marlborough, the bastion of art, closes its doors
108. EARTH without ART is just “EH” Dalo Unique
112. Museu de l’Art Prohibit, a sanctuary for works that challenge
120. Simose, the museum that stimulates the senses
128. The Pompidou Center in Paris closes
130. The soul of Kumiko and Matt Kenney’s mastery of the art of Japanese carpentry
138. Gabriela Serrats inspired by her surroundings
142. Ramón Ferrer
144. Núria Companys Castro invites us to look beyond the obvious
146. María José Buxó: The emotional expression of color in contemporary abstraction
148. LIBRARIES OF THE 21ST CENTURY Gabriel García Márquez Library stands out as the best globally
154. «Conversations with Marcel Duchamp»
156. «California Crazy»
160. «Get the Picture»
162. «Art Singular»
164. Art in Motion: Emma Lindström captures the essence of time in her latest work inspired by Brandy de Jerez 1866
168. María Suero
170. Alejandro Grandas
172. Fernando Sánchez
174. The Sagrada Familia progresses towards completion
182. The subtle beauty of Japandi: An oasis of calm in your home
184. Heatherhill Beach House
190. The inspiring con: ARTNOBEL Menorca
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