ENTRELODES
EXHIBITION INFO
Entrelodos constitutes in its name the essential gesture on which it is based. Seeking to
in painting both the mystery of the origin and the mystery of its degradation, around the water
and of the earth, where the fragile, the ephemeral and the vulnerable are nevertheless visible in the
The basis of every creative act. Thus the most degraded is also transformed into the material.
more fertile raw material for reconstruction. That is why the trace remains more consecrated than the
object, more the rest than the form and more the sediment than the process itself.
All of this makes the works presented as a whole more of an ode to the waste
than to the monument, where, partly following Tapies' proposal, the work is
presented as a wound and as an eroded surface.
Finally, this exhibition remains faithful to a large extent to S. Sontag's appeal against the
excesses of interpretation, since Entrelodos at the same time as it insinuates it, it insists on
yet again and again in its dissolution.
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ARTIST BIOGRAPHY
Begoña Alonso San Martín, a long-time resident of Madrid, was born in A Coruña, Spain.
Coruña and resident in Seville for many years. He loved and practised painting with the
professional activity as a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst.
The early years were a self-taught experience in which he forged the aspects of his life that were
fundamental to his artistic creation. In recent years he began to work with the
artist Jorge Ortuño, with whom he perfected his technical and pictorial qualities,
venturing into new spaces of representation and greater freedom of expression.
expressive, using different pictorial elements that favour creative diversity.
This exhibition, his fifth in Madrid, is preceded by two previous exhibitions
(Centro de arte moderno de Madrid) and two group exhibitions (Institución Mensalud, Madrid).
and Pillars Gallery).
Although the artist prefers to remain on the edges of any definition of identity,
however, his works could be increasingly included with the concept of
abstract expressionism.
