Berta Blanca T. Ivanow, a sculptor and cinematographer, channels her passion for expression into bold, embryonic structures crafted from stoneware clay. Mentored at The Art Students League in New York, her work emphasizes the corporeal into sculpture.

Tine Bek (b. 1988) is a Danish visual artist whose practice explores a fascination with the strange and sublime. Bek’s artistic practice extends across photography, film and sculpture, presenting intimate portrayals examining everyday objects, fragility, and mortality.

Esther Gatón’s practice spans sculpture, audiovisual works, installation, and text. Her site-specific environments often distort the meanings associated with various materials, engaging with how objects interact with their surroundings rather than the objects themselves.

Antonia Ferrer’s philosophy centers on simplicity, stripping her work down to its most essential elements. Her paintings blur the line between sculpture and painting, using primitive materials and gestural techniques to create textured surfaces that explore the interplay between light, shadow, and color.

Pamen Pereira is a well known artist who works on any material that can be transformed. The artist’s creative process is generally fused with her life experience and is profoundly linked to nature, which is the source of most of her images.  Titled ‘The Bones of the Earth’, Pamen Pereira’s exhibit that can be seen at the Massimo Dutti store on Paseo Gracia features a cascade of polystyrene rocks, each covered in cement and given a distressed finish, creating the effect of being suspended in the air.