Art Exhibition

ARTEAPARTE

"Esculturas de luz creadas 
a partir de raíces de agave"

Cada lámpara que creo nace de una raíz de agave encontrada en la naturaleza de Fuerteventura. Cada forma es única, trabajada a mano y transformada en una pieza de arte que da luz y calidez a cualquier espacio. Hay quienes llaman a lo que hago artesanía, otros lo ven sólo como manualidades. Para mi es mucho más que eso, es: Arteaparte.

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Simone

SHEREZADE MORALES

"Art for me is a form of universal communication, an expression that transcends the barriers of language and culture. Through my art, I can share my deepest thoughts and emotions with the world, without the need for words."

"It is a tool to explore my own identity and reflect on human existence in general. It allows me to create beauty and find meaning in the simplest things in life. In short, art is my means to connect with myself and others, to explore the unknown and shape my inner and outer world."

I was born on the island of Lanzarote, in the Canary Islands, a place where the strength of nature and the light have deeply shaped the way I feel and create. My love and passion for art began at a very early age and were later strengthened through my academic training at the University of La Laguna. Since then, I have dedicated my life to the pursuit of beauty and artistic expression in all its forms.
 
For me, art is a unique form of communication — a language that transcends words and connects directly with the deepest emotions and essential experiences of human life. My work is a reflection of my view of the world and of my constant search for beauty in everyday life, in nature, and in human relationships.
 
Through my studio and art gallery, I have created a space where my works can be contemplated and experienced by a wider audience. There, my paintings come to life: vibrant colors and expressive forms invite the viewer into a visual experience that seeks to be both enriching and transformative.
 
My work as an artist is not limited to creating and exhibiting artworks; it is rooted in a deep reflection on life, humanity, and the role of art in the world. My inspiration draws from philosophy and spirituality, exploring the connections between beauty, truth, and wisdom within the human experience.
 
My work and artistic vision seek to go beyond the boundaries of conventional art. Each creation is an expression of my commitment to beauty, reflection, and sensitivity, with the desire to contribute to a more conscious, meaningful, and beautiful world through art.

ANUSKA

“Un mensaje de respeto y protección 
al mar, pues en esta isla las olas 
son nuestro hogar.”

Anuska es el nombre con el que firma sus obras la artista gallega Ana Fariña Molina, quien llegó a Fuerteventura hace más de 13 años atraída por la belleza de la isla. Belleza que ya había tenido oportunidad de conocer de niña cuando venía a pasar sus veranos en familia, y que ahora plasma en sus pinturas a través de retratos realistas de las olas que tanto le atraen, aportando la magia que la luz de esta isla les otorga e intentando transmitir esa maravillosa sensación que siente cuando surfea.

HANNA DHERS 

"El norte de Fuerteventura"  

Hann Dhers vive en Berlín.
 
Desde hace más de 20 años pasa los meses de invierno en Fuerteventura.
 
Fue conociendo el norte de la isla caminando, acompañada de una camarera.
 
A partir de sus fotografías y su sentimiento por la luz, los colores, los cielos y los paisajes realiza sus pinturas.

GUSTAVO KAZLAUSKAS
 

“Marplatense, escultor, reciclador y artesano de mi propia vida…”

Recién llegado a Fuerteventura, confiesa haber encontrado en esta isla su lugar en el mundo. Ahora se cumplen 10 años desde que eligió perseguir su sueño poniendo los materiales reciclados al servicio del arte. El resultado, fruto de sus conocimientos en electrónica, electricidad y oficios varios, así como del aprendizaje de otros artistas con los que se cruzó en su camino, son obras única surgidas de la transformación de materiales 100% reciclados. Su pequeño grano de arena para colaborar con el cuidado del medio ambiente y así dejar un mundo mejor para generaciones futuras…

FADI ISSA
 

"Original Gyotaku  fish and nature impressions from the Canary
Islands and beyond."


Gyotaku (from gyo "fish" + taku "stone impressions") is the traditional Japanese method printing fish, a practice which dates back to the mid-1800s. This form of nature printing was used by fishermen to record their catches, but also become and art form of its own.

Using natural Sumi and squid ink, and printed on various types of paper or cloth in the traditional Japanese way. All prints are original and unique.

"Guided by the ocean and shaped by time in the water, my work emerges from a quiet dialogue with the sea.  Following the tradition of gyotaku, each print is made in respect for nature and for the fish that sustain us, acknowledging their life and presence through the act of printing.  Alongside fish prints, my practice extends to flora and surf-inspired works, reflecting the broader living environment of the ocean.

Using traditional gyotaku techniques, I create direct impressions of marine life—prints that carry presence, memory, and spirit.  Each piece is a moment suspended between movement and stillness, where the ocean leaves its mark."