Soledad Sevilla

Throughout her career, the painter Soledad Sevilla (Valencia, 1944) has developed a rigorous language based on the purity of line and colour, and on the construction of forms derived from geometric modules. This exhibition, curated by Isabel Tejeda, provides a chronological overview of the artist’s career through more than a hundred works, ranging from her early experiments at the Computing Centre of the University of Madrid to her most recent creations, some of which were made specifically for the exhibition. The retrospective underscores the artist’s assertion that she has painted the same picture throughout her life, linking her early works from the 1960s with her most recent series, such as Horizontes Blancos (White Horizons) and Esperando a Sempere (Waiting for Sempere), in which she pays tribute to her mentor and friend, Eusebio Sempere.