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Ana Sanchez - Trunk
Artist Biography: Ana Sanchez was born in Salamanca, Spain in 1964 and currently lives and works in Madrid. She holds a degree in Fine Arts from the Complutense University of Madrid and has developed an artistic career of great relevance.Ana Sanchez's work has been exhibited in numerous solo and group exhibitions in places such as Madrid, Vitoria, Barcelona, Paris, Malta and Belgium, among others. In addition, her work has been awarded several scholarships and prizes, such as the Painting Scholarship of the Spanish Academy in Rome in 1999 and the Casa Velázquez Scholarship in Madrid in 2000.Her work has been presented at national and international fairs such as ARCO, CIRCA, FOROSUR or ESTAMPA and has been acquired by prestigious public and private collections, such as the Contemporary Art Collection of the Spanish Embassy in Tokyo, the Collection of Print of the National Library and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Madrid, among others.Ana Sanchez's work is characterized by a refined technique and a great sensitivity in the capture of light and color. Her painting is developed around nature and its relationship with the human being, creating landscapes full of life and energy that transmit a great emotion to the viewer. His work reflects a deep knowledge of visual language and a commitment to experimentation and innovation.
"This trunk represents the life cycle. Elaborated with the leaves of old telephone directories in which the names of hundreds of people and the key to contact them appear. Each one with its particular evolution, some would walk with a certain step, others dispersed, but all converged at a common point in time. In the same way that the leaves of the trees sprout from a common root and fly to the almost imperceptible rhythm of a sound of wind and violin, holding for instants in the air or falling heavily with no possibility of return. Those green leaves of that tree once sacrificed to make paper, that now look light blue, white, brown or graying, and that return to their origin, to the trunk, to the earth and back to life."
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