Collection: Virginia Rivas

Virginia Rivas works with various media: installation, video, and light boxes, but the material that defines her is painting.

He seeks to create his own palette in which textures, naive drawings, and brief texts emerge, moving between chance and intention in order to define what surrounds him.

He is interested in the classical pictorial process and investigates form and matter through abstraction and gesture.

The main theme of his works is the study of the individual in contemporary society, hence a series of figurative works that mark the beginning of his career, a figure that has gradually disappeared from the canvas as he realized that it was not necessary to treat the beauty of everyday life.

His paintings delve into human behavior through his own experiences to create a sociological, plural, and contemporary discourse that emerges from the depths of his soul.

Informalist painting, but full of lyricism.