Tatiana Blanque Presents 'Interferences' at Art Madrid during ARCO Week 2025

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Barcelona-based artist Tatiana Blanque [https://www.art-madrid.com/es/artista/tatiana-blanque] will participate in the next editionof Art Madrid to be held March 5-9, 2025 at the Galeria de Cristal del Palacio de Cibeles. Her presence at the fair coincides with the prestigious ARCO Week, consolidating her role as one of the highlighted voices at the Spanish contemporary art fair.

On this occasion, Blanque will present her new series of works, 'Interferences', a proposal that delves into the relationship between human beings and their natural environment, a recurring theme in her career. The artist, known for her exploration of the landscape and the memory of ecosystems, uses in this series the superimposition of elements, textures and transparencies to represent the constant dialogue between the natural and the artificial, the ephemeral and the permanent. 'Interferences' is a reflection of how human activity alters the balance of nature, generating frictions and new visual realities that invite reflection.

This new line of works has been overseen by Odile Art Advisor, an independent agent specializing in the promotion and curatorship of contemporary art. "Tatiana Blanque's work invites us to rethink our relationship with the landscape and the imprint we leave on it. 'Interferences' is a" metaphor for the struggle between the noise of modernity and the harmony of nature," highlights Odile Art Advisor [https://www.odileartadvisor.com/].

International expansion and consolidation in Spain

Blanque's participation in Art Madrid is part of a period of consolidation and growth of her work, both nationally and internationally. In Spain, her collaboration with the Galeria Espiral from Cantabria has been important to position her in the market, allowing Tatiana to connect with collectors and art lovers who value her sensitivity towards the landscape and her discourse on sustainability.

Internationally, 2024 marked a milestone in Tatiana Blanque's career with her first foray into Miami, a key city in the global contemporary art circuit. Her work was well received in this demanding market, which has allowed her to expand her presence in the United States with new collaborations in 2025. Her evolution in this context reflects the universal character of her work and her ability to dialogue with different cultures and sensibilities.

An art committed to nature

Tatiana Blanque [http://www.tatianablanque.com/]'s work is distinguished by her deep commitment to nature and her ability to convey, through textures and organic forms, the fragility and resilience of ecosystems. 'Interferences' is not only a continuation of this research, but also a step forward in her experimentation with materials and techniques that allow her to create enveloping and meaningful atmospheres.

Blanque's presence at Art Madrid 2025 confirms her position as one of the most relevant artists in the Spanish contemporary art scene, while reinforcing her international projection.

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