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Virginia Payo: “A work is never a completely isolated object; the space it inhabits is also part of it”

29 September 2026

Virginia's practice is hard to define from within a single discipline: weaving coexists with material research and with a way of working grounded in experimentation and constant learning. She currently lives between Madrid and Vejer de la Frontera (Cádiz), where she develops much of her work. She tells us about it herself.

Desirée Petrucci’s work is born from a deep inner listening, from which she builds her gaze

10 September 2026

Andrés Moratinos

Desirée paints emotion without softening it, almost in its primitive state, because for her feelings are at once complex and elemental.

In his studio in Mallorca, Paco Romero works with clay, allowing it to speak and tell its story

6 September 2026

He works the way it was done before the wheel and the mould: with his hands, with stones and pieces of wood gathered on site, letting the material decide much of the piece. Photographs @Paco Romero.

Goodbye to Yayoi Kusama: the artist of the infinite polka dots passed away at 97, and we look back at the National Gallery of Victoria exhibition that traced her eight-decade career

28 August 2026

Yayoi Kusama, the artist of the infinite polka dots, passed away on 14 August at the age of 97. We look back at her legacy through the exhibition the National Gallery of Victoria dedicated to her eight-decade career.

Lívia Rizzo Amaral: “I have learned with clay that I like what is strange, what asks for a second look; what remains in an almost unfinished state, as if it still held the possibility of transforming”

6 August 2026

Lívia Rizzo Amaral

"In the midst of the bustle and concrete of São Paulo, my studio is a place of slow time, of listening and sensitivity, where I keep searching for a life in harmony with simplicity and the rhythm of nature, just as I would ideally like to live it."

Tere Pensel: «My respect for nature, my love for animals and my wonder at our ecosystem preexist my work»

22 June 2026

"Although today my voice finds its channel in clay, that inner need to communicate has remained constant; the only thing that has transformed over the years is the medium."

Natalia Correa’s pieces carry a sculptural presence that transforms the spaces they inhabit

8 June 2026

Born in Medellín, Colombia, and based in the United States, her work — vessels, wall pieces, and organic sculptures — occupies that diffuse territory where art and design meet without either one yielding ground.

The vessels that leave Maria Economides’s hands are silent containers of memory and emotion

16 May 2026

They hold time in an almost physical way, preserving the imprint of the hands that built them. These are ceramic pieces made by hand, through slow techniques, in a small studio in the heart of Athens. Photo: Giorgos Vitsaropoulos

Malia Cerámica: Creating from the origin

5 May 2026

To return to the origin is not to go back; it is to recover the pulse of what we are. These pieces are the result of that search: an attempt to capture the memory of the earth and turn it into an object. In them, the strata and the textures are not merely technique — they are the echo of the territory I inhabit, transformed by fire and time into a geology of its own.

Iko Ishihara, painting as a space of memory

8 April 2026

Inspired by Japanese aesthetic concepts such as wabi-sabi, her painting proposes a quiet and restrained gaze in which texture, emptiness and gesture become tools for transforming personal experience into visual presence.

Pascale Zintzen and the silent language of earth

25 March 2026

Andrés Moratinos

Beyond the logic of rapid production or the aesthetics of the perfect object, the work of Pascale, founder of Oikos Estudio, is the result of a slow and direct relationship with matter. Photo: Mireia Farran.

Aitor Martínez López de Arbina turns the living memory of wood into art

25 February 2026

Andrés Moratinos

In Aitor’s work, matter is a living interlocutor. Each piece is born from a dialogue with wood — with its time and its tensions, with the memory the tree holds before becoming form. Photo by Elena López Lamadrid.

Textile artist Koral Antolín takes an active role in Madrid Design Festival

20 February 2026

Her work will be on view at Gancedo’s showroom — exhibition “In constant movement” — at Kutrix Gallery — the exhibition “enLANA2” — and at Fiesta Design, where she will participate in two roundtable discussions on textile art.

Virginia Torrego: “When I begin to work, nothing else exists, only the clay, the breath, and the moment that opens”

22 January 2026

Andrés Moratinos

“Creating is not a quick or immediate act: it is a process that demands care, patience, and respect for the rhythms of the material.” This attitude runs through all of her work and defines both the pace of production and the very nature of each piece.

Rike Kaufmann: the designer who chose to return to the silence of art

17 December 2025

Andrés Moratinos

In her work there is an honest search for what is essential — a gesture that frees itself from learned noise to return to the primal, a line that, in its apparent simplicity, holds an entire lifetime of looking.

Matter, fire and silence: the essential art of Yoyo Balagué

29 October 2025

Her work is born from the dialogue between matter and spirit, between accident and intention. In her studio in the Empordà, surrounded by sea light and the murmur of the wind, the artist calls upon the elements —fire, air, water, earth— to take part in the creative process, allowing chance and time to leave their imprint on clay or canvas.

Fragments d’Arquitectura: geometric poems that bring us closer to the very heart of architecture

29 September 2025

Jesús Rodríguez ComesandBen Clark

An invitation to look with innocence, to pause before the essential beauty of form, matter, and light. A project by Marià Castelló and Lorena Ruzafa.

The material and contemplative universe of Alicia Gimeno

17 August 2025

Alicia Gimeno inhabits the space where the elegance of abstraction and the wisdom of origins coexist. Each line, each form, emerges from a root and strips itself of words to exist as gesture. In her work, black on white is not contrast: it is whisper, root, a trace that emerges from silence.

From her home and studio in Sicily, brazilian artist Júlia Martins Miranda reminds us that it is still possible to inhabit the world with beauty, soul and roots

24 July 2025

Andrés Moratinos

In her home, an old monastery patiently restored with love and the help of local artisans, the brazilian artist has shaped an intimate and radiant universe that is at once a refuge, a workshop, and a poetic manifesto.

Pellizco Cerámica: the art that emerges from clay in the hands of Beatriz Gil

19 July 2025

“I see this art not just as a craft, but also as a way to connect with the earth. I work with my hands, but also with patience and with the sensitive memory of what nature reveals to me,” says Beatriz.

Olivia Cognet, sculptor of light and form

30 June 2025

Andrés Moratinos

Olivia Cognet reinvents the poetic experience of creation, shaping her vision through the purity of the material. This is the magic of the artisan, combined with the promise of a vibrant beauty that elevates everyday life.

Tania Whalen: an artist who listens and engages in dialogue with matter

18 June 2025

Andrés Moratinos

Ceramist and visual artist, Tania Whalen’s work emerges from an intimate conversation between matter and spirit—between the clay that yields to the hand and the poetic intent that inspires it.

Lavacedario: poetic dialogue between Fernando Beltrán and Fernando Berenjeno, and the careful editing of Pep Carrió

10 June 2025

Fernando Berenjeno - Fernando Beltrán

A book with surprising images that are a wake-up call for those of us who love nature and a collection of poems by Fernando Beltrán that moves and moves us, like all his poetic work.

Javier Beiro: “In constant conversation with wood, iron and stone, the pleasure of my artistic play emerges”

28 May 2025

"I find it difficult to put into words what I do, as I don’t consider myself a technical sculptor, but rather an emotionally eclectic artist. My hands connect me to the world, opening a portal between the intimate and the social universe beyond my skin."

María Jesús Manzanares: the embroidered memory of time

13 May 2025

The work of María Jesús Manzanares cannot be confined to painting or embroidery. Above all, it is a way of being in the world. Her approach to art is both reflective and physical, intimate and political. In her pieces, emotion appears as a trace or scar, an imprint on fabric or on the surface of paper. — photo by Andy Solé —

Eliurpi shapes the intangible and takes their creative universe beyond the object, into emotion itself

8 May 2025

Andrés Moratinos

We present the latest projects by Eli Urpí and Nacho Umpiérrez which, like all their work, unfold in that ambiguous and fertile space where shadow, matter, and gesture converge.

The artistic collages of designer Emilio Gil

21 February 2025

“My collages say a lot about me—who I am, how I’ve lived, how I design, what has inspired or shaped me over the years,” says Emilio Gil.

Through knowledge and research, ceramicist Malia transforms local clays into unique pieces

10 February 2025

Each piece crafted by her hands is a tribute to the value of the local and the authentic—born from a dialogue between heritage and tradition and propelled by innovation toward the future.

Carpenters Workshop Gallery Paris presents Cruise 25, an international showcase of artists and designers

30 January 2025

With over 90 works, this exhibition (16 January – 15 March) invites viewers to consider art and design as a journey of discovery, with contemporary craftsmanship as their cultural guide.

Mónica Baquedano blurs the line between art and craft with a timeless, elegant style

24 January 2025

Mónica Baquedano

“In my designs I try to evoke calm and serenity. I look for a timeless, eclectic style made possible by geometry and the measured use of colour. My aesthetic is minimalist—I seek a balance where design and colour coexist on equal terms,” she explains.

Fanthumus, the chthonic anthropology of Jesús Jáuregui

22 January 2025

Jáuregui’s large-format oils are underpinned by an anthropological intuition: that we are beings in which the indifferent vitality of humus intertwines with fragile corporeality and the elusive presence of the ghost.

Ceramist Virginia Torrego experiences art as an expression of intimacy

8 January 2025

“Clay—its texture and colour, always neutral, always earthy—is what I love seeing on my table, surrounded by tools and remnants of other clays that sometimes mix with the new… just that. Nothing more. And nothing less,” Virginia tells us.

Jordina Ferrando, a young ceramicist whose organic pieces express her love for the Mediterranean

15 December 2024

Her creative project, Jorceramics, focuses on sculptural pieces and limited-edition tableware, always seeking beauty in simplicity and form.

The National Gallery of Victoria celebrates the career of iconic contemporary artist Yayoi Kusama

11 December 2024

With nearly 200 works, this is the largest exhibition of Kusama’s work ever held in Australia and one of the most comprehensive retrospectives of her career worldwide, spanning painting, sculpture, collage, fashion, film and installations.

Licencia Emocional, an exhibition by Galician artist María Xesús Díaz, held at Herraiz Gallery in Madrid

4 December 2024

María Xesús Díaz

“When art leans consciously into abstraction, it disrupts all mechanisms of interpretation—provoking, in the act of looking, both understanding and emotion.”

Agustin Leiro turns his dialogue with wood and nature into art—his greatest source of inspiration

29 November 2024

He left Buenos Aires for Chapadmalal, near the sea, with his partner Natalia. Today, they live there with their daughter Francisca and two cats, Canelón and Ramona, in constant contact with nature, the foundation of his creative work. Photo: Carolina Francino @franzicarolina

María de Andrés, sculptor with a passion for the study of forms in artistic ceramics

25 November 2024

"My pieces are characterised by a clean and refined technique, but it is intuition, creativity and passion that have shaped my artistic career".

Pròsper Riba, the young glass artisan who once dreamt of the magnificent forests of Bohemia

21 October 2024

The name The Glass Apprentice, his creative project, is no coincidence. With it, Pròsper Riba aims to express that experimentation and learning lie at the core of his philosophy and practice. His work blends the artisanal discipline of northern Europe with a Mediterranean spirit of playfulness and exploration.

Juan Ramón Martín, an architect passionate about steel sculpture, executed with precision and structural clarity

14 October 2024

Juan Ramón Martín

“Two elements of a sculpture (or an architectural piece) must be joined by a transitional link—this can be an empty space or a solid mass—like two words joined by their respective conjunctions or adverbs. He believes that constructive syntax is essential in sculptural work,” he explains.

Zeynep Boyan, an artisan of art who explores identity through the interaction of objects, spaces, and materials

3 October 2024

Over the years, Zeynep Boyan has cultivated a deep interest in natural, historical, and architectural artifacts, exploring the dialogue between the ancient and the contemporary, as well as the transient aspects of today’s fast-paced world and time-honored artisanal methods.

Ana Paúl builds delicate works of great beauty with paper, inspired by the magic of the forest.

23 September 2024

He uses different types of paper, painting them and adding a special treatment to obtain a sculptural form. A totally handmade work carried out in a very personal way.

Artist, designer and craftswoman Regina Dejiménez creates beautiful textile installations for Adolfo Domínguez shops.

1 September 2024

This initiative, which highlights the value of manual and artisan work, shows Adolfo Domínguez's support for innovation and contemporary Spanish culture, with a new approach to the interior design of its shops.

Sagarminaga Atelier ventures into the fields of art and design with three-dimensional artefacts made from natural fibres.

24 August 2024

Gabriela Sagarminaga uses a language that defies the romantic approach with which nature is usually shown. Eschewing this traditionalism, she has opted for a free, personal, avant-garde and daring vision.