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10 de February de 2022 Inaugurations

Tatiana Blanqué’s opening

The former Minister of Culture of the Generalitat de Catalunya, Àngels Ponsa, has presented the exhibition.

For the second time (the previous one was in April 2018) the artist, born in Sant Cugat, Tatiana Blanqué, presents her latest work at the Sala Rusiñol art gallery.

The search for the “reason for being” is reflected in each of its collections. Her need to always find a way out and his persistence to understand how our environment can affect us so directly, and us him, has been and continues to be her “life motive”.

Nature, which is a direct part of her life, offers her the possibility of entering his thoughts. Its purity, its authentic nudity, its capacity for coexistence, its disordered order, its “semi-noisy” silence, the feeling of collected solitude, its light, its shadows… All interpreted on timeless white spaces where only what each one wants to read is explained. Personal, authentic, translucent and silent scenographies.

During the opening, Tatiana Blanqué took a guided tour explaining to all those attending the opening the evolution of her painting and how the treetops now turn into what she calls “tears”. In the “tears” gestures and the strength of color predominate in contrast to the compositions where the meticulous stroke has all the protagonism.
It has been an enriching experience that has allowed the audience to delve into the pictorial universe of the artist. There has also been an opportunity to formulate questions arising from the explanations and which have been resolved by Tatiana herself.

Numerous clients, followers and friends of the artist gathered today at the art gallery to discover her latest creations up close: oil paintings, inks, mixed technique, digitized images and sculptures.

As usual, once the presentation is over, we raffle a small original work among the attendees. Here is the image of the delivery. Congratulations to the lucky one!

f you want to see the entire exhibition, go here
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