On September 20, 2024, I had the pleasure of participating with M. Victoria Serna, artist and curator of the Imaginarte Gallery, in the collective contemporary art exhibition “Aire deautumn” held in her gallery in Barcelona.
I participated with two unique abstract paintings from the Reluet resilient collection “Discover, learn and embrace” and “Pollinate, serenity”.
Each brushstroke of these two unique art paintings immerse themselves in abstract expressionism in a journey of introspection where my resilient heart embraces the brush to be able to accompany that corner of your home that cries out for a change because you are changing or about to change. change.
In this link you will find a collection of unique resilient decoration for your home. Because you are unique and not a copy.
Reluet breaks the rules of the game of a society that only pursues clock hours.
Each work is an exchange of mutually supporting synergies between the creator, the work and the viewer.
We are authentic and groundbreaking!
Reluet Exhibitions
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Transpersonal art: How it impacts your healing and emotional release
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