Navarro´s creative processes pursue expanding the visual vocabulary, researching new intervention mechanisms on the medium of painting tools including own architecture. Navarro's work explores the paradox between physical confinement and expansive freedom inherent in organic paint and, by extension,...

First you see a mountain. Then, by dint of looking at it, you stop seeing it. Later on you see the mountain. The landscape, from where I am it is the space I do not inhabit. There is a sky separated from me. Heavy clouds like stones sculpted on the sky. The landscape is what I construct on the space...

Throughout the past years, Alex Reynolds has been creating a number of projects where film elements are inserted into everyday situations. Through works such as site-specific sound pieces (Clara; Jeanne), a performance intended for a single viewer in We Can Hear You Drink, or her take on mail art,...

I try to define collective activities to be carried out within a given context to describe a certain reality. I explore existing relationships between individuality and collectivity that form part of our everyday surroundings and belong to social history. The photography projects are based...

I work on the meaning, production and perception of images representing ‘invisible realities’, dimensions that go above and beyond the sense of sight. I’m fired by the challenge of visualising immaterial, unperceivable realities. My working media are drawing, graphical work, photography,...

In late 2006 I changed my style and subject matter and steered my vision towards a more intimate and personal place – a kind of autobiography. I embarked upon an inwards journey, a dark quest full of memories and wounds I’d tried long and hard to forget. I produced works based on pain, the idea of...

I find it interesting that the English translation of the Spanish expression tener sentido [lit. ‘to have sense’] is ‘to make sense’, as if every kind of statement had to ensure that its structure followed some inevitable internal logic. In general, this is what I try and achieve with each project...

Ángela Cuadra (Madrid, 1978) graduated in fine art from the UCM. Linked to a new generation of artists in Madrid, she started to make a name for herself on the independent circuit at the start of the 21st century, at exhibitions such as Casas y Calles, Mirador 05, Feedback and Off Limits. She was...

Antía Moure displays her passions simply and directly. In a trusting outpouring of emotion, she reveals secrets (almost always real-life experiences) in abandoned spaces and fragile installations, on walls and torn bits of paper. Her messages contain a bitter taste of impotence, linked to a certain...

My recent work has been shaped by a keen interest in craftsmanship and ‘outsider’ artistic expressions. I’ve centred on hands-on pieces and pushed ideas into the background: it’s a case of working because I feel something and not because I think something. I reached this way of working after feeling...