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Andrea Barrera Art, Madrid (2026)

22/05/2026

Abyssus
Rings 2026
Materials: paper pulp, acrylic paint, watercolor, denim thread, stainless steel.
The series Regio abyssalis reflects on hidden emotional landscapes and the invisible layers that shape identity and human experience.
The works evoke eroded surfaces, emotional cartographies. Paper functions as a vessel of memory, capable of preserving traces of time, emotion, and lived experience.
Influenced by the ideas of Carl Jung, the series uses aquatic imagery as a metaphor for the depths of the unconscious, inviting viewers into spaces of contemplation, introspection, and reconstruction.

19/05/2026

Abyssus
Rings 2026
Materials: paper pulp, acrylic paint, watercolor, denim thread, stainless steel.
The series Regio abyssalis reflects on hidden emotional landscapes and the invisible layers that shape identity and human experience.
The works evoke eroded surfaces, emotional cartographies. Paper functions as a vessel of memory, capable of preserving traces of time, emotion, and lived experience.
Influenced by the ideas of Carl Jung, the series uses aquatic imagery as a metaphor for the depths of the unconscious, inviting viewers into spaces of contemplation, introspection, and reconstruction.

15/05/2026

Abyssus
Ring 2026
Materials: paper pulp, acrylic paint, watercolor, denim thread, stainless steel.

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The series Regio abyssalis reflects on hidden emotional landscapes and the invisible layers that shape identity and human experience.
The works evoke eroded surfaces, emotional cartographies. Paper functions as a vessel of memory, capable of preserving traces of time, emotion, and lived experience.
Influenced by the ideas of Carl Jung, the series uses aquatic imagery as a metaphor for the depths of the unconscious, inviting viewers into spaces of contemplation, introspection, and reconstruction.

13/05/2026

Abyssus
Brooch 2026
Materials: paper pulp, acrylic paint, watercolor, stainless steel.
The series Regio abyssalis reflects on hidden emotional landscapes and the invisible layers that shape identity and human experience.
The works evoke eroded surfaces, emotional cartographies. Paper functions as a vessel of memory, capable of preserving traces of time, emotion, and lived experience.
Influenced by the ideas of Carl Jung, the series uses aquatic imagery as a metaphor for the depths of the unconscious, inviting viewers into spaces of contemplation, introspection, and reconstruction.

11/05/2026

“Everything’s fine” Ring
Year: 2026
Materials: PLA (3D pen), recycled paper, vintage drawings, monotype, acrylic paint, varnish.
These pieces transcend their condition as objects to become a puzzle of memory and legacy. Constructed using collage on paper pulp, they integrate fragments of drawings from my childhood with pieces from my daughter’s drawings. This fusion of times and narratives creates a dialogue between past and present, where nostalgia intertwines with the vitality of play and innocence. More than simple creations, these pieces are symbolic bridges between generations—a celebration of creative continuity and of the universal bond that connects us through art and shared memory.

08/05/2026

Everything’s fine
Brooch
Year: 2026
Materials: Paper pulp, vintage drawings, monotypes, gesso, acrylic paint, agates, steel wire, stainless steel.

Everything’s fine: These series of jewels transform the original puzzle into a tridimensional form, made on paperpulp using the paper mold and collage technique. This collage contains fragments of drawings made by me in my childhood and fragments of monotipes and parts of my daughter’s sketches and some vintage stones. They have a nostalgic but at the same time joyful air, becoming a bridge between two generations.

05/05/2026

“Everything’s fine” Ring
Year: 2026
Materials: PLA (3D pen), recycled paper, vintage drawings, monotype, acrylic paint, varnish.
These pieces transcend their condition as objects to become a puzzle of memory and legacy. Constructed using collage on paper pulp, they integrate fragments of drawings from my childhood with pieces from my daughter’s drawings. This fusion of times and narratives creates a dialogue between past and present, where nostalgia intertwines with the vitality of play and innocence. More than simple creations, these pieces are symbolic bridges between generations—a celebration of creative continuity and of the universal bond that connects us through art and shared memory.

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