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Experience 'Luces y sombras': An Exhibition of Light and Shadow Paintings by Ángeles Lozano

Visually impaired artist Ángeles Lozano explores dynamic contrasts and intuitive creativity through 15 unique acrylic works.

The exhibition 'Luces y sombras' presents a profound exploration of light and shadow through the vibrant paintings of Ángeles Lozano. This collection features 15 unique works by an artist with visual impairment, showcasing her intuitive and passionate approach to art. Lozano masterfully uses acrylics, often incorporating various materials like eggshell or paper, along with diverse tools to craft her expressive pieces.

About ‘Luces y sombras’ at Museo Tiflológico in Madrid

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Exhibition summary

‘Luces y sombras’ is an exhibition by painter Ángeles Lozano, an artist with visual impairment. The exhibition features 15 works that explore the interplay of light and shadow, created with a passionate, intuitive approach. Lozano uses acrylics, sometimes incorporating materials like eggshell or paper, and employs diverse tools.

Curatorial context

The Museo Tiflológico hosted ‘Luces y sombras’, an exhibition by Ángeles Lozano, a painter who navigates the art world with visual impairment. Lozano, who began painting in 2015 after experiencing significant vision loss, describes painting as a life-saving endeavor that provides her with a reason to live. The exhibition features 15 paintings born from the interplay of light and shadow, guided by the artist's heart and intuition. Lozano works with a broad color palette, favoring blue, and employs acrylics, occasionally mixed with materials such as eggshell or paper. She utilizes a variety of tools, including palette knives, spatulas, and her fingers, allowing the viewer to interpret the resulting images. Lozano's previous exhibitions include showings in Almería and Roquetas de Mar.

Admission and ticket notes

This exhibition was displayed from September 29 to November 18, 2023. Specific ticketing details beyond general museum admission are not provided on the page. Visitors can explore a virtual tour and virtual catalog of the exhibition content online.

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Venue
Museo Tiflológico
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Sep 29, 2023 – Nov 18, 2023
Artist line / attribution
Featuring works by Ángeles Lozano, a painter with visual impairment.
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