Lyann Fuenzalida
Bio
Argentina, resident in Castellar de n'Hug (Barcelona)
Graduated from the University of the Arts of Barcelona, she has dedicated herself
completely to the visual arts, she has developed most of her
her career in painting and engraving.
Around 2009, she is given a complex diagnosis that prevents her from managing her
hands of her with the precision of before, for which she decides to venture into the
photography.
She conducts courses and workshops from 2009 to date.
Portrait Photography – Lighting Techniques – White Laboratory and
Black – Photography of works of art – Enlightenment as art.
Around 2015 she began to work in digital photography taking courses in:
PhotoShop – Illustrator – Digital Art (video and photography).
Solo exhibitions as a photographer
2014 – Collective of photographers from Catalunya together with 12 artist photographers.
2014-she Exhibits photography for the first time with AC Latin Art at AQUA
ArtMiami where she sells for the first time.
2015 – Participates in her first solo show at the D ’Carlo gallery, in
Barcelona, exhibiting her first curatorial project, “La arquitectura
as a language of the abstract.
2015 – Participates in Paris Contemporary Art Show with AC Latin Art
2015 – Participates in AQUA ART MIAMI with AC Latin Art
2016 – Participates in ART ON PAPER New York with AC Latin Art, where
she sells 3 works.
2018 – Participates in ArtWynwood Miami, with AC Latin Art
2018 – Participate in Art On Paper New York with AC Latin Art
2018 – to the present: she Exhibits on the ARTSY Virtual Platform with AC Latin
Art where she sells a work.
Statement
HISTORY OF WATER SERIES
"What beautifies the desert is that somewhere it hides a well of water" Antoine de Saint Exupery
The series has a motivation that symbolically goes beyond the conceptualization of the importance of water, inquires about human nature, the spaces where the three parts that make up a whole are revealed, just like the water molecule.
Like the story of water at the dawn of our planet, we are a fusion of hundreds of events, some catastrophic, others giving rise to new forms. People's lives in general are the result of these mergers, of these changes that are sometimes imperceptible and other times obvious. Like the water, the subject has managed to combine spaces where new cycles have been developed, new experiences, everything changing and, just like in the desert, in every human being it is possible to think that it hides a well of water and therein lies its transcendence.
2.5 x 4m / 98.4 x 157 in
