Carolina Lindberg
MADRID
Title: “Harmony of Opposites”.
Technique: Plastic and acrylic painting
Inspiration
“When I work with textiles, I’m interested in taking into account the physical limits created by the seams of the piece when sewing together different patterns. So I try to make the information travel by breaking these limits visually, as if it were another dimension.
One of my themes as a visual artist focuses on exploring the duality of good and evil through characters. In addition, my universe is composed of vibrant colors and a strong influence of nature.
Like the iconic architect Antoni Gaudí, I merge opposing elements in my work, creating a visual dialogue between the celestial and the earthly. In the dress I have included one of my characters who symbolizes this duality. I have painted the flowers that Manuel has integrated into the dress and that are also part of my imaginary world, using my vibrant color palette which is similar to that of Gaudí.
For me, the connection between my work and Gaudí’s is clear. My intervention on this dress reflects my search for balance between the celestial and the earthly, honoring Gaudí’s legacy by continuing his tradition of exploring the beauty and complexity of the world through art.”
Work
BIO
Carolina Lindberg (Madrid, 1991) is a visual artist based in Madrid and London. After completing her education in Graphic Design and Art Direction at the Escuela Superior de Diseño de Madrid (ESD Madrid) in 2014, she moved́ to London, consolidating her professional career by establishing her own studio in 2017.
Her pieces, a combination of digital creations, paintings, textiles, sculptures and installations, radiate a language rich in self-created imagery and subtle codes. The vibrant hues and experimental style present in her work are an homage to her beginnings as a graffiti artist, offering viewers an innovative perspective. The artist’s skillful use of color, character creation and typography results in a mix of visual metaphors and allegories.
In her work, she harmoniously blends opposites: the figurative with the abstract, the analog with the digital, spirituality with functionality, and the ancient with the avant-garde.
Drawing inspiration from social observations, Carolina’s work dives into a profound discourse, exploring existential questions, like our place in the cosmos. She skillfully merges ancestral craftsmanship and the most innovative technology, creating narratives that resonate with today’s individual. A harmonious blend of emotion and intellect, her creations reflect the feelings and aspirations of contemporary society.
Carolina has exhibited nationally and internationally, with recent exhibitions in Miami, London, Madrid, Brussels, Milan, Los Angeles and New York, among others.
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