Collection: Triz Castelló

sea ​​and land collection

Triz draws, paints and plays with textures to find out what she thinks and put her experiences in order.

His life sneaks into his works. In the works that make up the Mar y Tierra exhibition, he brings us the blues, grays and sand of the Barcelona Coast, his home; the memories of the sea in Tarragona, where his mother told him that she spent the funniest summers of her childhood, and some remnants of trips to La Manga del Mar Menor or the Andalusian coast. Literally. Because Triz is one of those people who, when she walks on the beach, always ends up with shells and stones in her pockets, which she later uses to give life to her works. And in the same way that he plays with the sand of the sea, acrylic paint or watercolor, in his compositions, there are also sticks, stones and leaves from the forests of La Cerdanya, where he escapes with his family.

The light of La Cerdanya, one of the few valleys in the world where there is sun all day, from the time it rises in the east and sets in the west, is an endless source of inspiration for this artist who understands nature as Leonardo did. Da Vinci, a network of connected elements in which man is one more piece.