Untitled
29.5 X 21 cm
charcoal, watercolour, oxide metal pigment, oil on paper
by Odilia Martinez
https://www.odiliasuanzes.com/
Instagram- @odiliasuanzes
‘Odilia Suanzes won the Non-Representational/Abstract Category Prize as part of Jackson’s Open Painting Prize 2018 for her work Untitled. Born in Spain, Odilia studied Fine Art at City & Guilds of London Art School and has taken part in many international residencies. She has produced a variety of abstract works which have been exhibited in London and Madrid, both in group and solo shows. Odilia imbues her personal narratives, feelings and experiences into the lines and forms of her work. These fragile organic shapes are complex and beautiful, while her experiments with various mediums allow her to create further depth and volume in her work. We spoke to Odilia to find out more about her practice.’
29.5 X 21 cm
charcoal, watercolour, oxide metal pigment, oil on paper
by Odilia Martinez
https://www.odiliasuanzes.com/
Instagram- @odiliasuanzes
‘Odilia Suanzes won the Non-Representational/Abstract Category Prize as part of Jackson’s Open Painting Prize 2018 for her work Untitled. Born in Spain, Odilia studied Fine Art at City & Guilds of London Art School and has taken part in many international residencies. She has produced a variety of abstract works which have been exhibited in London and Madrid, both in group and solo shows. Odilia imbues her personal narratives, feelings and experiences into the lines and forms of her work. These fragile organic shapes are complex and beautiful, while her experiments with various mediums allow her to create further depth and volume in her work. We spoke to Odilia to find out more about her practice.’
29.5 X 21 cm
charcoal, watercolour, oxide metal pigment, oil on paper
by Odilia Martinez
https://www.odiliasuanzes.com/
Instagram- @odiliasuanzes
‘Odilia Suanzes won the Non-Representational/Abstract Category Prize as part of Jackson’s Open Painting Prize 2018 for her work Untitled. Born in Spain, Odilia studied Fine Art at City & Guilds of London Art School and has taken part in many international residencies. She has produced a variety of abstract works which have been exhibited in London and Madrid, both in group and solo shows. Odilia imbues her personal narratives, feelings and experiences into the lines and forms of her work. These fragile organic shapes are complex and beautiful, while her experiments with various mediums allow her to create further depth and volume in her work. We spoke to Odilia to find out more about her practice.’