Cruïlla is the title of the exhibition by artist Olga Serral i Clarós that can be seen in the exhibition hall of the Museu del Càntir until March 30.
The main protagonist of this exhibition is paper, a handmade paper that she makes herself using different production techniques and that becomes her way of expressing herself.
“A crossroads is a place where two or more paths cross.
My artistic crossroads at the moment is between the path of design, the path of craftsmanship and the path of teaching, without leaving aside the path of constant learning!
Paths that mark a direction, a course, an orientation that I take with respect, positivism and I let myself be carried away to make a good paper.
We are the sum of a succession of crossroads and the result of all the paths that we have decided not to take.
Cruïlla are pieces of handmade paper such as:
WASHI, made from Japanese fibers,
RECYCLED, made from school rejects, and
COTTON, made from this plant that is so close to me for its purity, simplicity, whiteness and fluffiness.
Choosing a cross can be the best version of ourselves.”
Olga Serral y Clarós.
Cruïlla is the title of the exhibition by artist Olga Serral i Clarós that can be seen in the exhibition hall of the Museu del Càntir until March 30.
The main protagonist of this exhibition is paper, a handmade paper that she makes herself using different production techniques and that becomes her way of expressing herself.
“A crossroads is a place where two or more paths cross.
My artistic crossroads at the moment is between the path of design, the path of craftsmanship and the path of teaching, without leaving aside the path of constant learning!
Paths that mark a direction, a course, an orientation that I take with respect, positivism and I let myself be carried away to make a good paper.
We are the sum of a succession of crossroads and the result of all the paths that we have decided not to take.
Cruïlla are pieces of handmade paper such as:
WASHI, made from Japanese fibers,
RECYCLED, made from school rejects, and
COTTON, made from this plant that is so close to me for its purity, simplicity, whiteness and fluffiness.
Choosing a cross can be the best version of ourselves.”
Olga Serral y Clarós.