• soledad alt

    The work of Soledad Alt is a plastic projection of her thoughts, ideas and emotions.
    Her production is constructed with elements that derive from the narrative and from the psychological automatism. Her work includes watercolors, inks, pieces in mixed techniques and collage inspired by daily and domestic situations that under a playful approach propose to reflect on the concept of beauty, the sublime and the abject or different.
    Her visual language focuses on human relations, both privately and in public activity, where violence and domination are intertwined with surreal elements from the imaginary of the artist, the dream and the unconscious. Fundamentally figurative, and with the use of color as a predominant element, the pictorial work of Soledad Alt stands as a group of small fragments of realities loaded with urban themes from the daily life of our society. She is currently developing work under the technique of ceramics and the technique of embroidery.

     

    Soledad Altamirano was born in San Miguel de Tucumán, Argentina in 1988 and currently lives and works in Paris, France. She is a visual artist and illustrator. She studied Fine Arts at the Faculty of Arts of the National University of Tucumán, Argentina (2009-2011) and studied Illustration in L'École de Condé, Paris with the Professors Stephane Trapier, Stephane Oiry and Francois Vie (2016). Soledad Altamirano studied painting, drawing and engraving in the workshop of the artists Gabriela Alcoba, San Salvador de Jujuy (2001-2004); Ariel Cortez, San Salvador de Jujuy (2006-2007); Vladimir Merchensky, Buenos Aires (2011-2013). She participated in the black and white photo laboratory workshop at EPSAA, Paris (2013) and worked as a photographer in the field of music and fashion, Buenos Aires (2009-2012). She is currently researching on ceramic techniques at Atelier Carine, Paris (2016-2017).

    Among her most recent exhibitions are: Les Portes Ouvertes, L'École de Condé 2015-2016; Open Studio 9, guest artist, BSM Art Building, Buenos Aires 2015; Tanta Tinta, collective of watercolors, Taller Vladimir Merchensky, 2013. Soledad´s work has recently been published in the magazine Trama, Tucumán, Argentina (2016) and in the illustration section of the webzine Illuzine de l'École de Condé, Paris (2016).

     

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