"Theta Wave" by Rosa Tharrats at the Ehrhardt Flórez Gallery

Until July 23, the Ehrhardt Flórez Gallery presents Theta Wave, an exhibition by Rosa Tharrats, an artist who intuitively investigates the synchronicities and patterns of nature through all kinds of materials, especially fabric. His works are based on the conjecture that objects, natural or artificial, have an unexplored subjectivity and establish organic relationships with us. "I like to understand matter as an entity endowed with soul or vibration. I am interested in the interaction between the mineral, the vegetable and the industrial. My goal is to create sensory narratives with these layers of meaning through a method that encompasses from fashion to the visual arts, ”explains Tharrats.

The room is filled with textures and fabrics that transform the perception of space. As Gabriel Ventura writes "In this room the body is a sponge. The colors caress the retina and the skin like a breeze, like an invisible hand. Words and ideas weigh less, hardly weigh, wave and expand, float with magnetic force, as if uttered by another, as if no one had uttered them Thoughts seep through fabrics and marbles, camouflaged, no longer belong to us. they are looking for another space to exist, with us, without us, traces of an earlier logic, it is as if we had crossed a membrane, a ghostly wall […] In this space, colors and volumes are voices that speak their own language. language of rumors and tingling, a hypnotic language that runs through the nervous system and numbs your fingers and gums, arms and ankles, within this membrane, understanding is a way of swimming, a way of disappearing between greens and violets, between threads and silks. "