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“RETURNS AND NEW BEGINNINGS”
As part of ARCO 2025, The Sibarist presents two exhibitions that explore the relationship between environment and identity through art: Being Mediterranean by ELIURPI (from February 28 to March 8) and Urban Vegetable by Solange Contreras (from March 3 to 8).
ELIURPI immerses us in the essence of the Mediterranean through a sensory proposal that combines light, landscape and craftsmanship, while Solange Contreras establishes a dialogue between nature and city, exploring the fusion between the organic and the urban. Two complementary views that invite us to rethink our connection with the environment.
EVENTS
03 Mar
19:00
EXHIBITIONS
From: 28 Feb 25
To: 08 Mar 24
De 11:00h a 19:00h
Secret location
Inspired by the subtlety of nature, this exhibition envelops us in the silent dance of its waters, where life throbs in light and shadow.
“We dive into the Mediterranean, a space of organic forms and eternal movement that guides us in our creation. We have taken as a reference the Padina seaweed, whose undulations reflect femininity and grace, unfolding in perfect harmony with the marine environment. Its delicate forms, the light it needs to survive and the places it inhabits, evoke a natural dance that we wanted to transfer to this experience.”
This will be the artists’ fourth solo exhibition with ART U READY in Madrid. This exhibition is a tribute to the balance between nature, movement and beauty. An ode to femininity and the connection between the natural and the artistic.
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PARTICIPANTS:
ELIURPI
From: 03 Mar 25
To: 08 Mar 25
De 11:00h a 19:00h
El Invernadero
San Lorenzo, 11
Winner of the call “Thinking the city”, Solange Contreras presents at El Invernadero “Urbano vegetal”, an exhibition that reimagines the urban green infrastructure as an artistic medium where to question the rigid boundaries between the human and the natural. His three-dimensional pieces function as hybrid landscapes where tree branches and chair legs intertwine, braids made of recycled rubber and cotton, ceramics that insert animal pieces, warps woven with plastic and wicker… Each work is born from the combination of plant fragments and manufactured waste found at random, generating creatures that resignify matter and question its original meanings.
PARTICIPANTS:
Solange Contreras
PARTICIPANTS
Sylvia Girón
Trained in Interior Design at the IADE School, Sylvia Girón has been trained in art over the years at institutions such as the Arauco Foundation, the Artium Peña Academy and the M-Arte Creative School.
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Stephanie Herr
Stefanie Herr (1974) is a German architect and visual artist based in Barcelona since 2002. Her work fuses sculpture and photography, creating multidimensional pieces that explore fragmentation and superimposition to alter meanings.
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Sophie von Hanau
Princess Sophie von Hanau is a renowned photographer and visual artist of Austro-German origin, whose work has been exhibited at prestigious contemporary art fairs such as SCOPE Miami Beach, Photo Vienna and Art New York.
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Solange Contreras
Solange Contreras (1975), is a visual and plastic artist, lover of crafts and mixed media. Her artistic practice is influenced by her experience as a Latin American migrant woman, mother and student at 40, focusing on gender inequality and disconnection with nature. She uses traditional techniques such as sewing and carpentry to rescue ancestral thinking, questioning the neoliberal model through the value of time and dedication to materials.
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Sebastían Bayo
Sebastián Bayo (1990), trained in art from a young age and studied architecture in Madrid, where he took part in the Micras collective. After winning awards for his final year project, he worked in London and began his artistic career in 2016 with the exhibition ‘Expressions’ at the Crown House Gallery. He returns to Spain to balance his career in architecture and art, consolidating an anthropocentric approach in his exhibitions. He has presented works in Vitoria, Madrid and Barcelona and continues his training in sculpture, being selected for important awards and exhibitions.
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Rodrigo Moreno
Rodrigo Moreno (1994), is a visual artist specialising in painting and drawing, trained at the Complutense University of Madrid, where he studied a degree in Fine Arts, a Masters in Research, Art and Creation, and another in Teacher Training.
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Paula Botella
Paula Botella (1994), civil engineer specialising in urban planning and territorial development, trained at the Polytechnic University of Madrid and the Bartlett School in London. She has worked in international cooperation with organisations such as UN Habitat and the European Commission.
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Mina Nogueira
Mina Nogueira (2000), a young multidisciplinary artist, graduated in Fine Arts at the UCM and with a Master's degree in Artistic Production at the UPV. Her work explores urban public space and automation, including artificial intelligence as a creative tool.
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Julia Grunberg
Julia Grunberg (1988) is a visual artist from Madrid who explores human behaviour in interior spaces through installation, intervention, drawing and painting. She has received several awards, such as the INJUVE Creation Grants, where she developed mobile devices that approach space as a dynamic body.
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Jesús Herrero
Jesús Herrero Jiménez is an artist and teacher with more than 30 years of experience in the visual arts. With a degree in Fine Arts from the Complutense University of Madrid, he specializes in printmaking, combining traditional techniques with contemporary approaches.
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Delfina Inés Di Giacomo y Wanda Acevedo
Delfina Di Giacomo (2001) and Wanda Acevedo (2001), Argentinean students of Image and Sound Design (FADU, UBA), met while working on the documentary short film ‘Albores’, which Acevedo directed and Di Giacomo edited. They both did the sound design for the film.
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Dayana Trigo
Paula Botella (1994), civil engineer specialising in urban planning and territorial development, trained at the Polytechnic University of Madrid and the Bartlett School in London.
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Daniel Barrios
Daniel Barrio (1988), Cuban visual artist based in Madrid. He began his training in painting at the Academia de Artes Visuales de Cienfuegos and complemented it with studies in Art Direction at the Escuela de Cinematografía de Madrid.
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Chema Rodriguez
Chema Rodríguez (1988), his work revolves around the scenographic, which leads him to work in a variety of formats, including photography, sculpture and installation.
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Carme Aliaga
Carme Aliaga (1971) was born in Terrassa, where she lives and works. She has a degree in Fine Arts, specialising in painting, from the University of Barcelona. She has had numerous solo exhibitions in recent years and has participated in numerous group exhibitions in Madrid, Barcelona, Lleida, Copenhagen, Odense, Skagen, Amsterdam, Buenos Aires, Strasbourg and Paris.
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Bárbara Pérez
Bárbara Pérez (1977), architect and since 2017 also dedicated to sculpture, integrating her work with architecture and urbanism, focusing on nature and water.
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