Sombras de Agua

To highlight two visions that, although they differ in chromaticism, temperatures, finishes and surfaces, manage to coexist through contrast.

They are the two faces of the moon. One incandescent and bright, the other hidden in the shadows.

This binomial between light and shadow finds several points of contact. Both born from the articulation of the 5 elements: Water, Air, Space, Fire and Earth.

The proposals coexist because their differences do nothing but exalt one another.

Two ceramists with particular searches that range from the matte whites and typical colors of the local lands of this coast of the Mediterranean, to the black and smoky colors of the depths of distant Latin America. Bringing to the present the union of seas, stories and times from clays fired at high temperatures and those fired in a rudimentary way in their low firing atmospheres. Coexisting in both, the imprint left by textures so typical of Nature.

The envelopes of the exhibition space are filled with visual expressions from these exquisite proposals by these two ceramists who inhabit these lands but whose origins come from the new and distant continent. They choose to live and work in these latitudes to delight us with their valuable contribution and beauty.