Aintzane De Luna

Aintzane De Luna


About

Aintzane Martinez de Luna was born and works in Bilbao (Basque Country). The artistic career of Luna has made her develop different professional aspects in the field of graphic design, without leaving her passion for painting.

Currently, she paints portraits in oils, explores new digital techniques in order to apply them to the portraits and enters into different disciplines. The artist has always had the human figure and portraits as foundation of her work. Nowadays Lunas work is an evolution -the portrait keeps being her main aim-, but the rest of the items she works with are vital expressions of her influences along these last years: art in the internet, new technologies, manga, music...

The work developed in the past three years is a free project with many styles, techniques and forms of representation. Although the portraits are the thread of her work and the most important part of her plastic and visual work, the artist explores different identities and territories, borrowing the comic language, pop culture and the History of Art.

Lunas works are embodied by different means, such as oil painting, digital art, ceramics or textiles. The origin of her work can be found in her personal experiences, mass media, pictures from books, magazines or the internet, music... after all, in situations that belong to her own life.

There is also a place for criticism: creations that may seem naive are, in fact, a reflection on the creative act, under the perspective of humor and irony.
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Location
Bilbao, Basque Country, Spain
Website
http://deluna.es/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/de-luna/
Education
Bachelors Degree in Fine Arts, Graphic Design Major (Faculty of Fine Arts of the University of the Basque Country, EHU)
Course of Graphic Design and Computer Applications in the Design Centre of Vitoria-Gasteiz.

Exhibitions:

2010 June. Collective exhibition in the Universidad a Distancia, UNEDs campus of Bizkaia. She has been selected in the XI UNEDs Painting Contest of Bizkaia.

2010 May. Individual exhibition in the Ambigu Bilbao.

2010 March. Individual exhibition in the Ria de Bilbao Maritime Museum. Forum Bizkaia Creaktiva.

2010 February. Individual exhibition in the Hall of Culture of Getxo. Bizkaia.

2008-07 July-August. Travelling collective exhibition Carsa Arte 2007. Basque Country.

2007 July -September. Incognitas. Cartographies of contemporary art in the Basque Country. Participation in "Incognitas", a cartography test project of modern and contemporary art in the Basque Country, produced for the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao by the artist Juan Luis Moraza.

2006-05 Travelling collective exhibition Carsa Arte 2005. Basque Country.

2005 February-March. Individual exhibition DOM. Oil painting. Portraits. Bilbao.

2005 February-March. Collective exhibition. DZ Design Center. Computer graphics. Bilbao.

2004 October-November. Individual exhibition in Chufo Exhibitions. Oil paintings. Portraits. Bilbao.

2001 June-October. Collective exhibition VACAS-BEHIAK. Cow n 72 I love cow - Nik behia maite dut exhibited at the Plaza Jado. Bilbao.

2000 Bilbao Arte. Errugabetasun taupadak - Latidos de inocencia. Proposal for an show in which I was selected for VACAS-BEHIAK exhibition.

1987 September. Akelarre Gallery. Acrylic. Basauri. Bizkaia.

1987 February. Hall of Culture of Mungia. Acrylic. Bizkaia.

1986 June. Hall of Culture. Experimental of Basauri. Acrylic. Bizkaia.
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2010 September. Collective exhibition “Creative Garden Bilbao Inspired by Toyota” in Fitting Room.
2011 June-July. Showroom otraformadeverlascosas. Logroño. Spain.
2011 October. A solo exhibition “bon appétit”. Siglo20. Lasarte. Basque Country.

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