Lusesita

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Adivino. Lusesita
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Untitled - 2019. Ceramic and enamel.
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Born in Calahorra (The Rioja) in 1979, Laura Lasheras, known as Lusesita, studies Fine Arts in Logroño and specializes herself in ceramics at the Arts and Crafts Zaragoza School.  In 2004, she travels to Barcelona to complete her studies with courses of Enamel and Contemporary Jewelry.

 

Solo Exhibitions

“Candy Memories” Antonio Colombo Gallery Milán 2018
“Origen” ”  Miquel Alzueta  Gallery Barcelona 2017
“Picnic ”  Miquel Alzueta  Gallery Barcelona 2014
“La Piñata” Asociación de ceramistas de Cataluña;  Barcelona, 2013
“El jardín Doméstico” Contemporary Art center “Can Sisteré”, Barcelona,  2011
“Junglas y Minijunglas “ Imaginart igallery ” Barcelona, 2010

Collective Exhibitions:

“Still Human” Colección Solo. Madrid (2020)
“Art Madrid” Fair Miquel Alzueta Gallery. Madrid (2019)
“We love pot” Plastic Murs. Valencia (2019)
“Spezie di spazi” Antonio Colombo Gallery. Milán (2019)
“Arcana” Chiquita Room. Barcelona (2019)
“Artissima” Art Fair Antonio Colombo Gallery .Torino (2018)
“Art Madrid” Fair Miquel Alzueta Gallery, Madrid (2018)
“Decorative London” Fair  Miquel Alzueta Gallery, Londres (2017)
“Art Paris” Fair Miquel Alzueta Gallery, Paris (2017)
“Art Madrid” Fair Miquel Alzueta Gallery, Madrid (2017)
“Art Madrid” Fair, Miquel Alzueta Gallery, Madrid (2016)
“Artelysees” Fair Galería Miquel Alzueta, Paris (2016)
“Delicarttessen” Esther Montoriol Gallery Barcelona (2015)
Exhibition in Magatzen Puigcerdà Girona (2015)
“Art Madrid” Fair Galería Miquel Alzueta, Madrid (2015)
“Tapas”  Spanish Design For Food, Matadero, Madrid (2015) Exhibition itinerante. “Tapas” Spanish Desing .Tokio, Miami, Washington, Seul…
Art Madrid Galería Miquel Alzueta, Madrid (2014)
Exhibition itinerante. “Tapas” Spanish Desing .Tokio, Miami, Washington, Seul…
Feria Maison & Objet  Ici et Là  Gallery  Barcelona, Paris (2013)
Escalera de incendios  Gallery “Amores imaginarios”, Barcelona (2013)
Imaginart Gallery “Ellas también lo ven diferente” Barcelona (2013)
Palau Mornau “Señales de humo”, Barcelona (2013)
Scope art fair de Basel, Contrast Gallery, Switzerland (2013)
Marlborugh  Gallery “Ego yo yo Mío Mío” Barcelona (2013)
Miquel Alzueta Gallery, Barcelona (2013)
Art Room Madrid  international art fair “Imaginart Gallery” Madrid (2012)
” Con el Barro en el Cabeza” “Fair Nace” Navarrete, La Rioja (2012)
“Magic Land”  Contrast Gallery, Barcelona (2012)
Con el Barro en el Cabeza “Feria Nace” Navarrete, La Rioja (2012)

Publications

“Taller de cerámica con Lusesita” published by  Editorial Gustavo Gili. Barcelona.

About

“One of Spain’s most exciting new talents in ceramics, Lusesita skilfully combine earthy forms, rough textiles and innocent pastel tones with mischievously macabre details. As she explains, it’s a question of contrasting “the sweet, smooth or delicate with sensations such as hardness, fear or danger.” The result: a growing menagerie of bizarre creations, ambiguous cross-over beings that blend wit, eroticism and poetry.

Born in La Rioja, Laura Lasheras (a.k.a. Lusesita) studied Fine Arts in Logroño before specialising in ceramics at the Zaragoza School of Arts and Crafts. She moved to Barcelona in 2004, where she completed further training in pottery and glazing; she has also studied at the Sargadelos School in northern Spain and participated in the renowned Journées de la Céramique in Belesta, France. Experimental ventures include Pop Up the Volume (2012), where the artist incorporated ceramic elements into a collection by fashion designer Martin Lamothe, and Lusesita now combines her fine arts career with teaching. Lusesita’s creations have attracted critical acclaim. In spring 2016, she was among the “new talents in ceramics” featured in Spain’s El Pais newspaper, she has hosted solo shows in Barcelona, and her work has appeared in group exhibitions in Spain, Italy, France, Korea and Mexico.”

Text by Solo Collection.

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