The Lápiz, Papel o Tijera group show at the Valencian gallery Plasticmurs opened its doors a few days ago bringing together a selection of graphite drawings by 30 local and international artists “not intending to be a preparatory drawing of an objective but a means itself, lightweight and versatile, allowing forms of expression and shades as diverse as grey tones on paper”.
The work presented is certainly diverse, ranging from the hyperrealism of Linnea Strid to the quirky surrealism of Enric Sant. In Lápiz, Papel o Tijera we meet mysterious characters where myth and superstition meet, one example is the work of Vero Navarro and Sara Sanz product of a seductive duality between the divine and the demonic, but also the sensual innocence of the work of Simona Candini, just to mention a few.
The artists
Adonna Khare, Alesia Ianneti, Amandine Urruty, Ana Juan, Chamo San (image above), Crajes, Craww, Dan May, Dulk, Enric Sant, Gabi de la Merced, Ivana Flores, Linnea Strid, Mab Graves, Nicofey, Nicomi Nix Turner, Manu Iranzo, Mohamed Lghacham, Oliver Flores, Paolo Pedroni, Rubenimichi, Sara Sanz, Seven Moods, Sicioldr, Simona Candini, Twee Muizen, Vanessa Foley, Vero Navarro, Volkano and Victor Castillo.
“Lápiz, Papel o Tijera” will run until 4th og March 2016 at the gallery located on Calle Denia 45, Valencia, Spain.
For an overview of the available works visit:
www.plasticmurs.com
Author: Fran
Founder and editor of Urbanite. Street Art lover who after the finishing her MA thesis on the Mexican and Norwegian muralist movement in the 1920-50s, developed a fascination for street art and graffiti that eventually led to collaborations with different art blogs, including the creation of this one.
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