AC Latin Art
San Mateo 3761
Buenos Aires
1425
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Phone: +54-11-3343-5606
Mobile Ph: +1 786 6959439
Email : accontemporary@gmail.com
URL : www.accontemart.com
Maria Cecilia Maguire
Maria Cristina de la Vega (Owner)
About
Our proposal seeks to show sections of the new Argentine art, some of the many artistic expressions of young artists whose works seek techniques and materials are varied, a mapping of Buenos Aires, without thereby be subject. We understand the international art fairs as a large window display and a great opportunity for our most outstanding and creative artists.
Mauro Arbiza Nacimiento + Celeste
Marcela Solana Rush
Marianela Perez The tree
Dalia Berlin Menina El portal
Patricia Soto N/T
About the Artist
STATEMENT
Marcela Solana ‘MARCH’
Guadalajara, México.
1988
Emerging Mexican artist, recognized for using acrylics in her paintings creating daring and almost hypnotic
works full of color and detail. Recipient of North America Business' 2020 Most Inspiring Artist, Livewire
Awards UK's 2021 Most Inspiring Artist, and a Bronze Medal from the Mérite et Dévouement Français, her
career has developed rapidly. in the art world. Her work has been published in various international
magazines such as Elle Decoration, British GQ, House & Graden UK and The World of Interiors UK among
others, as well as recently in Capsules Australia's book: Leaders in Contemporary Art Vol.2.
Everything she creates she does to share with the world. When she discovered this hidden talent after
going through some hard and turbulent times, and when she noticed people's reactions to seeing her
paintings, she realized something bigger. There is nothing more rewarding for her than the feeling of
people connecting and enjoying her artwork; her expressions and her reactions are an immense source of
inspiration.
Her mission is that each piece of art captivates you and gives you an escape from the problems and
difficulties of daily life. That at least for a moment within the tribulations, you find a ray of light, a little
peace and put color in your life. If she can at least make you smile, that to her is EVERYTHING.
“What breaks my heart the most is seeing a world full of hatred, grudges and wars. The world needs more
light, more color, more peace and more love in every way."
–MARCH
unconscious becomes tangible, allowing us to find light in diverse situations. Which
What I do is transform and decompose the elements to give another reading since there is an aesthetic need in me to change everything that captures my vision of the environment.
I want to transmit and highlight emotions and states of mind that produce stability,
enjoyment or pleasure, recreating a less gray world; more colorful and open to magic. Starting
of this idea, I try to make the experience of transforming reality last longer than the
moment
mixing colors as well as textures, shaping each project into their final form. She has
demonstrated an innovative way of drawing inspiration from Velazquez, one of the
most celebrated masters from her birth country of Spain, as many of her signature
pieces include a reinterpretation of the iconic figure of Las Meninas.
Whether working on two-dimensional canvases or in the round sculptures she
seeks to deliver a modern-day rendition of the royal legacy of the past and deliver it
with a fresh approach by mixing in global cultural references while exploring various
art movements. She highlights the tactile language to engage the viewer through
mixed media in her canvases and in sculptures by using raw and up-cycled building
materials. For Berlin, the act of creating is a form of evolving escapism. Such is the
immersive flow of energy she feels during the process, says Dalia, that when she takes
a step back and looks at the progress, she often wonders how it magically appears in
front of he
The idea of making this project is to create something reusable, something that holds
meaning.
To create a work of art from obsolete and unused printed media. Within the framework
comes conscious and unconscious ideas. The act of folding and fragmenƟng. The exercise
of creaƟng with a plasƟc frame of mind allowing a plain printed object to transiƟon to
another object through abstract thinking. Re-imagining it, recreaƟng it into a volumetric
folding hand fan.
With this project, a “change” is made. The material reading of this object was
transmuting from a temporal plain language to a language of endless volume. To reuse
for the sake of creating, to observe. To have a new view of and object. This work of art
is created in white, colors, printed materials, typography and images. All of this
assembled into a single work of art.
A stippled Volumetric universe. Volumetric hand fans created with the reusable
materials in mind. To give a new form to recyclable materials throughout art.
This project is the start of a new stage in creation in the search of reusable materials,
recycled materials and tactile items. A challenging episode in my artistic history.