Fiesta De Color by Georgina Molet
Georgina Molet was born in Mexico City in 1966, where she grew up surrounded by the warmth of Latin American culture. She began to paint when she moved to Spain where she raised her two daughters to love and appreciate art. Eventually she relocated to the Middle East where she has been based for more than a decade.
She is a multimedia artist who explores culture, religion, animals, nature and Itotherthemes in her work. Her paintings are full of rich texture, energy and the vibrant colours of the countries she has loved including Mexico, Spain, Bahrain, the UK and the UAE. As seen in her art she draws inspiration from her life as well as her own experiences and uses colors to convey emotion, whether it is bold explosions of yellow and green or subdued purples and blues.
'Fiesta de Color!' is an upcoming solo art exhibition showcasing Georgina's stunning artworks and celebrating this multifaceted Mexican artist as she continues to evolve as an exciting painter who loves the media in which she works almost as strongly as her subject matter. In this exhibition, she showcases her beautiful works alongside a couple of paintings from her mentor Professor Jivan Hovhannisian, her inspirational mother-in-law, Maria Luisa De Mingo, and her daughter Sofia Ballesteros.
Exhibition Details
Fiesta de Color will take place in Reem Art Gallery Dubai, located at Al Wasl Road. The opening night launch will be held on 13th May from 5PM - 7PM, and everyone is invited to attend and partake in the joy of art and color! This exhibition will run from 13th to 20th May, 2023.
Additionally, Fiesta de Color will also be available to view as a virtual online exhibition hosted on Artezaar.com. This virtual online exhibition is hosted using a 3D-virtual platform which allows visitors to browse through the paintings in a way that emulates strolling through a physical gallery in real life. You can zoom in, zoom out and view the paintings from various angles in high resolution.
To enjoy the virtual exhibition, view the video below.
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