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Brodant la revolta (Embroidering the revolt) is a participatory contemporary art project that consists of taking to the streets to embroider banners with feminist and gender-conscious messages. The activity of … Continue readingEmbroidering the revolt
March 2015 200×150 cm. Wool and paint on cotton canvas. The donkey loaded with medals refers to an action that the artist Paz Muro carried out in 1975. She climbed … Continue readingThe donkey loaded with medals
March – May 2017.174 x 138 cmPainting and embroidered wool on cotton canvas. Woman, Sahara, Struggle, Resistance was embroidered by Saharawi women living in different localities of the Valencian Country. … Continue readingSahara Women Struggle Resistance
March 2022 In this fabric has been sewn in 4 sessions with the involvement of teachers and students of the Escola de Persones Adultes (EPA), users and staff of the … Continue readingTogether we have made progress
The motivation for embroidering this cloth is the call prepared for May 16, 2018 to demand the promised investment of 120 million euros from the General Budget of the Spanish … Continue readingTogether we are unstoppable
March 7, 2019*. 200×145 cm Wool and canvas on cotton canvas. *It was scheduled for March 8, but was made a day earlier to support the strike scheduled for that … Continue readingWe want equality
Urban humanism, neighborhood network.May 2021. 245×175 cmPlain, fabric and canvas.
November 2021 This fabric has been embroidered on the occasion of November 25, international day against violence against women and girls as part of the programming of the Department of … Continue readingAlways free and alive
March 2022Ròtova. Embroidery fabric, 2022. This fabric has been sewn by a group of women from Rótova, a town of about 1300 inhabitants, located in the region of La Safor. … Continue readingNot one victim more
Les Ferides del Taller (The Wounds of the Workshop) is a multidisciplinary project that relates the history of the artist’s work space with the time she has been linked to … Continue readingThe Wounds of the Workshop