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Inma Femenía - Ultraviolet
Artist Biography: Degree in Fine Arts from the Universitat Politècnica de València in 2008. Official Master's Degree in Artistic Production from the UPV, 2009-2010. During these years she was awarded several prizes. In 2013 she moved to Berlin to continue her research and begin to explore the relationship between art and industry, returning to Valencia two years later, in 2015. In 2017, she was nominated for The Paulo Cunha e Silva Art Prize in Porto and winner of the 2017 Senyera Prize for Visual Arts in Valencia. His work has been exhibited internationally in England, France, Italy, Germany, Portugal, Colombia and Alabama, among others. Highlights include the following exhibitions: Free Fall at the IVAM (Valencia, Spain 2017); Live Today. Tomorrow Will Cost More at Praz-Delavallade (Paris, France 2017); Tension in Centro Párraga (Murcia, Spain 2016); One Size Fits All at The Ryder Projects (London, UK 2016); Rugged Terrain at Beta Pictoris Gallery (Birmingham, Alabama, US 2016); Bête Noire at Musart (Berlin, Germany 2016) and Offene Atieliers at Atelierhaus Dachauer (Munich, Germany 2015). In the last two years, Inma Femenía's work has been acquired by different institutions such as the DKV collection, the Per Amor a l'Art foundation (Bombas Gens) and the Generalitat. Valencian.
Ultraviolet, a piece consisting of a UV light lamp that transforms the space revealing the invisible scars that after years of exhibitions have been accumulating under layers of paint. With it, Femenía invites us once again to reflect on what we see and what we are not able to see. -Special thanks to CHSOS, especially Miguel Ángel Herrero and Antonio Cosetino, for their collaboration in the making of Ultravioleta.
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