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$22.50The Story
Artist Lucrecia Rey Caro's continued curiosity has led to her working with traditional paper and canvas, but also sculptures, ceramics, engravings, and woodwork.
The frame is not included. If you would like a frame, you can order here. Please note we do not ship frames!!
- Art print by Lucrecia Rey Caro
- 265 g natural art paper with a mat, uncoated finish and lightly textured surface
- Printed in Denmark
- Comes in three sizes: 30x40cm (approx. 12x15.5"), 50x70cm (approx. 19.6"x27.5") or 70x100cm (approx. 27.5"x39.3")
About Lucrecia Rey Caro:
Living in Córdoba, Argentina, the artist Lucrecia Rey Caro is never far from either the bustling city life or the calmness of the mountains. Especially the mountains are a space of escapism, that Lucrecia seeks during the weekends to enjoy the fresh air and the quiet: “I find a lot of peace during the weekend. I have my daily rituals, music, meditation, loneliness, and nature. They are great allies when it comes to creating.”
It runs as a connecting thread throughout Lucrecia’s work, that her inspiration is sensory. From motifs, colors, and materials, her choices are based on sensations: “I don’t like to think of the artworks in advance, they just happen. In that sense, my artwork says a lot about me, but also about the moment it was created.”
Description
Artist Lucrecia Rey Caro's continued curiosity has led to her working with traditional paper and canvas, but also sculptures, ceramics, engravings, and woodwork.
The frame is not included. If you would like a frame, you can order here. Please note we do not ship frames!!
- Art print by Lucrecia Rey Caro
- 265 g natural art paper with a mat, uncoated finish and lightly textured surface
- Printed in Denmark
- Comes in three sizes: 30x40cm (approx. 12x15.5"), 50x70cm (approx. 19.6"x27.5") or 70x100cm (approx. 27.5"x39.3")
About Lucrecia Rey Caro:
Living in Córdoba, Argentina, the artist Lucrecia Rey Caro is never far from either the bustling city life or the calmness of the mountains. Especially the mountains are a space of escapism, that Lucrecia seeks during the weekends to enjoy the fresh air and the quiet: “I find a lot of peace during the weekend. I have my daily rituals, music, meditation, loneliness, and nature. They are great allies when it comes to creating.”
It runs as a connecting thread throughout Lucrecia’s work, that her inspiration is sensory. From motifs, colors, and materials, her choices are based on sensations: “I don’t like to think of the artworks in advance, they just happen. In that sense, my artwork says a lot about me, but also about the moment it was created.”
