Esperanza Gómez-Carrera |
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Esperanza doesn’t use one material or another - she has no ties to any of them. She is fascinated by all materials, but not a form of fascination with a visual or tactile meaning, what attracts her is that any material when worked on correctly can be transformed into a sculpture, into an object that can convey a concept, an idea, an emotion. She doesn’t use the same material continuously, as she says that to learn you have to go from the known to the unknown and she is always in a phase of experimentation. She collaborates with the materials, rather that trying to impose on them, willing to allow them to explore and express themselves.
With a BA in Psychology from the Granada University and a BA (Hons) in Fine Art from the University of the Arts in London, she collaborates with art organizations in London and in the south of Spain. Her works are in private collections in USA, Singapore, Spain and United Kingdom. Group Shows In with the new, Menier Gallery, Southwark, London, 2014 Quantum: a journey through the Standard Model, Espacio Gallery, London, 2013 Synergy, Espacio Gallery, London, 2013 Aspects of Art, Espacio Gallery, Bethnal Green, London, 2012 Drawn Out, Flying Dutchman Gallery, London, 2012 100 Meters, 100 Artists, Espacio Gallery, London, 2012 Hazchem, The Gallery on the Corner, Battersea, London, 2012 DIN A4, Centro Cultural Bellas Artes, Lima, Perú, 2011 STAR(T)DUST, Acquire Arts Gallery, London, 2011 El Ser Creativo, Palacio de Congresos, Malaga, Spain, 2010 DIN A4, Museo Provincial de Artes, Santa Rosa, Argentina, 2010 Desire over the Taboo, Poligono Gallery, Marbella, Spain, 2010 DIN A4, White Night, Audiovisual, Moreno Villa Gallery, Malaga, Spain, 2010 Hortensia Gallery, Chelsea, London, 2009 Half Way Mark, Kensington and Chelsea, London, 2009 Earls Court Tube Station, Earls Court,London, 2008 Made by Hand, Hortensia Gallery, Chelsea, London, 2008 Inspired by 2008, Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 2008 Working in Progress, KCC Gallery, Chelsea, London, 2008 |
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