The Tiflológico Museum in Madrid hosted an exhibition of 16 sculptures by Elena Laverón from January 27 to March 12, 2011. Laverón, an artist born in Ceuta, is known for her works displayed in various cities worldwide.
The Museo Tiflológico of ONCE presented an exhibition dedicated to the work of sculptor Elena Laverón. Running from January 27 to March 12, 2011, the exhibition featured 16 of her sculptures. Elena Laverón, born in Ceuta in 1938, has works that adorn public spaces globally. After living in Morocco and Germany, she settled in Málaga, Spain, where she currently resides.
Throughout her career, Laverón has received notable recognition, including the second prize in Sculpture from the Círculo Aristide Maillol and the second prize at the VIII Biennial of Alexandria, Egypt. Her distinctive sculptural pieces can be found in prominent locations such as Plaza de la Rosaleda in Málaga, Crown Pointe in Atlanta (USA), Chamartín Station in Madrid, and the UNESCO headquarters in Paris. The exhibition offered a glimpse into the celebrated artistic contributions of this significant contemporary sculptor.