Huma Rise (artist name)

Her work is based on her particular perception of the world and the desire to expand its limits. She investigates the ways in which the creative process materializes and how it affects her own experience and the environment. She combines the use of natural and recycled materials, with different techniques such as painting, typography and transfer. Her beginnings in illustration are marked by the use of paper, graphite and collage. But the need to seek new languages, leads her to reconfigure her own material and conceptual toolbox through large format painting, usually created in series, with which she opens the composition of the work and escapes from the literal representation of the elemen

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PAINTING

Acrylic and oil on Canvas

270 cm x 150 cm

Description: The work is in a state of 'non finito' due to a cathartic interruption caused by an accident. The physical presence of the artist's body is integrated, questioning the concept of completion. It raises questions about when to stop and the decision to end it. The influence of classical masters who signed with "faciebat" indicates a belief in openness to continuous corrections. These ideas reflect the impossibility of ending it and the decision to do so through reflection in the works

The large-format mixed media piece on cotton canvas explores expressions through overlapping strokes and stains, adding emotional communication and automatic thought. The untreated background, impregnated with seawater, highlights the role of emptiness in the visual narrative. Elements taken from the environment are incorporated, recycled objects that leave traces on the canvas, building a narrative of the moment and space. The forms, taken from impressions of urban textures, record the territor

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acrilyc, watercolor, oil sticks, seawater, transfe

150 cm x 150 cm.

The large-format mixed media piece on cotton canvas explores expressions through overlapping strokes and stains, adding emotional communication and automatic thought. The untreated background, impregnated with seawater, highlights the role of emptiness in the visual narrative. Elements taken from the environment are incorporated, recycled objects that leave traces on the canvas, building a narrative of the moment and space. The forms, taken from impressions of urban textures, record the territor