family archeology

UNTIL FRIDAY 28/2
RAIN STUDY. Corona, 41

archeology, historical and family memory, Identity and belonging are themes that underlie the work of Nuria Riaza. She is an artist who has opted for embroidery in her creations., a technique very little traditionally valued in the art world because it is domestic, women thing. Their threads have been connecting dots for a long time and now they also do so on ceramics. In family archeology draw, but it also recovers two ancestral knowledges that used local raw materials: weaving and ceramics. It's more, collect your own natural clays, with which he makes pastes and enamels that will give textures to his pieces. With drawing, weaving and ceramics, Riaza weaves compositions in which he shows his interest in processes, archeology, geology and archaic forms. AU

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