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Through her artistic exploration, Sara Ferrer delves into the intricate relationship between physical and emotional dimensions, transcending the boundaries that separate conscious and unconscious connections. Her engagement with the underwater world, the sea, and other aquatic environments adds depth to her practice. Her journey unfolds as a captivating personal narrative, navigating various processes, objects, and materials. In her work, she questions the profound complexity of emotions through aesthetic simplicity. Specializing in a wide array of artistic mediums, including art installations, sculptures, video, photography, and other expressions, Sara's work reflects a commitment to pushing artistic boundaries and exploring the multifaceted nature of human connection with the natural world. Her work delves into the nuances of social and personal values, unravelling the ambiguities hidden in our daily actions. Moreover, Sara's commitment goes beyond mere artistic expression; it extends into the ethically charged realm of preserving the vast expanse of the ocean, a cartographic space susceptible to both sovereign and commercial exploitation. Through her creation and active involvement in social projects within the diving community, Sara ardently contributes to the preservation of this vital ecosystem. For Sara, water transcends its physicality; it is the primary resource for social and personal memory, a reserve from which we gain understanding of the past and inspiration to shape the future. Originally from Madrid and based in Berlin since 2012, Sara studied Fine Arts in Newcastle Upon Tyne, England. During her time there, she founded Multiculturart, an innovative pedagogical project integrating art and theater, supported by the Arts Council of England. Following this, she specialized in Theater Technique at the Technological Center for Performing Arts and in Sculpture at the School of Art and Design of La Palma in Madrid, where she completed her studies and was awarded the Aurelio Blanco Extraordinary Prize. In 2019, Sara was one of the winners of the VII Edition of the Contemporary Talents Award by the François Schneider Foundation of France.
Through her artistic exploration, Sara Ferrer delves into the intricate relationship between physical and emotional dimensions, transcending the boundaries that separate conscious and unconscious connections. Her engagement with the underwater world, the sea, and other aquatic environments adds depth to her practice. Her journey unfolds as a captivating personal narrative, navigating various processes, objects, and materials. In her work, she questions the profound complexity of emotions through aesthetic simplicity. Specializing in a wide array of artistic mediums, including art installations, sculptures, video, photography, and other expressions, Sara's work reflects a commitment to pushing artistic boundaries and exploring the multifaceted nature of human connection with the natural world. Her work delves into the nuances of social and personal values, unravelling the ambiguities hidden in our daily actions. Moreover, Sara's commitment goes beyond mere artistic expression; it extends into the ethically charged realm of preserving the vast expanse of the ocean, a cartographic space susceptible to both sovereign and commercial exploitation. Through her creation and active involvement in social projects within the diving community, Sara ardently contributes to the preservation of this vital ecosystem. For Sara, water transcends its physicality; it is the primary resource for social and personal memory, a reserve from which we gain understanding of the past and inspiration to shape the future. Originally from Madrid and based in Berlin since 2012, Sara studied Fine Arts in Newcastle Upon Tyne, England. During her time there, she founded Multiculturart, an innovative pedagogical project integrating art and theater, supported by the Arts Council of England. Following this, she specialized in Theater Technique at the Technological Center for Performing Arts and in Sculpture at the School of Art and Design of La Palma in Madrid, where she completed her studies and was awarded the Aurelio Blanco Extraordinary Prize. In 2019, Sara was one of the winners of the VII Edition of the Contemporary Talents Award by the François Schneider Foundation of France.
Through her artistic exploration, Sara Ferrer delves into the intricate relationship between physical and emotional dimensions, transcending the boundaries that separate conscious and unconscious connections. Her engagement with the underwater world, the sea, and other aquatic environments adds depth to her practice. Her journey unfolds as a captivating personal narrative, navigating various processes, objects, and materials. In her work, she questions the profound complexity of emotions through aesthetic simplicity. Specializing in a wide array of artistic mediums, including art installations, sculptures, video, photography, and other expressions, Sara's work reflects a commitment to pushing artistic boundaries and exploring the multifaceted nature of human connection with the natural world. Her work delves into the nuances of social and personal values, unravelling the ambiguities hidden in our daily actions. Moreover, Sara's commitment goes beyond mere artistic expression; it extends into the ethically charged realm of preserving the vast expanse of the ocean, a cartographic space susceptible to both sovereign and commercial exploitation. Through her creation and active involvement in social projects within the diving community, Sara ardently contributes to the preservation of this vital ecosystem. For Sara, water transcends its physicality; it is the primary resource for social and personal memory, a reserve from which we gain understanding of the past and inspiration to shape the future. Originally from Madrid and based in Berlin since 2012, Sara studied Fine Arts in Newcastle Upon Tyne, England. During her time there, she founded Multiculturart, an innovative pedagogical project integrating art and theater, supported by the Arts Council of England. Following this, she specialized in Theater Technique at the Technological Center for Performing Arts and in Sculpture at the School of Art and Design of La Palma in Madrid, where she completed her studies and was awarded the Aurelio Blanco Extraordinary Prize. In 2019, Sara was one of the winners of the VII Edition of the Contemporary Talents Award by the François Schneider Foundation of France.
Through her artistic exploration, Sara Ferrer delves into the intricate relationship between physical and emotional dimensions, transcending the boundaries that separate conscious and unconscious connections. Her engagement with the underwater world, the sea, and other aquatic environments adds depth to her practice. Her journey unfolds as a captivating personal narrative, navigating various processes, objects, and materials. In her work, she questions the profound complexity of emotions through aesthetic simplicity. Specializing in a wide array of artistic mediums, including art installations, sculptures, video, photography, and other expressions, Sara's work reflects a commitment to pushing artistic boundaries and exploring the multifaceted nature of human connection with the natural world. Her work delves into the nuances of social and personal values, unravelling the ambiguities hidden in our daily actions. Moreover, Sara's commitment goes beyond mere artistic expression; it extends into the ethically charged realm of preserving the vast expanse of the ocean, a cartographic space susceptible to both sovereign and commercial exploitation. Through her creation and active involvement in social projects within the diving community, Sara ardently contributes to the preservation of this vital ecosystem. For Sara, water transcends its physicality; it is the primary resource for social and personal memory, a reserve from which we gain understanding of the past and inspiration to shape the future. Originally from Madrid and based in Berlin since 2012, Sara studied Fine Arts in Newcastle Upon Tyne, England. During her time there, she founded Multiculturart, an innovative pedagogical project integrating art and theater, supported by the Arts Council of England. Following this, she specialized in Theater Technique at the Technological Center for Performing Arts and in Sculpture at the School of Art and Design of La Palma in Madrid, where she completed her studies and was awarded the Aurelio Blanco Extraordinary Prize. In 2019, Sara was one of the winners of the VII Edition of the Contemporary Talents Award by the François Schneider Foundation of France.
Through her artistic exploration, Sara Ferrer delves into the intricate relationship between physical and emotional dimensions, transcending the boundaries that separate conscious and unconscious connections. Her engagement with the underwater world, the sea, and other aquatic environments adds depth to her practice. Her journey unfolds as a captivating personal narrative, navigating various processes, objects, and materials. In her work, she questions the profound complexity of emotions through aesthetic simplicity. Specializing in a wide array of artistic mediums, including art installations, sculptures, video, photography, and other expressions, Sara's work reflects a commitment to pushing artistic boundaries and exploring the multifaceted nature of human connection with the natural world. Her work delves into the nuances of social and personal values, unravelling the ambiguities hidden in our daily actions. Moreover, Sara's commitment goes beyond mere artistic expression; it extends into the ethically charged realm of preserving the vast expanse of the ocean, a cartographic space susceptible to both sovereign and commercial exploitation. Through her creation and active involvement in social projects within the diving community, Sara ardently contributes to the preservation of this vital ecosystem. For Sara, water transcends its physicality; it is the primary resource for social and personal memory, a reserve from which we gain understanding of the past and inspiration to shape the future. Originally from Madrid and based in Berlin since 2012, Sara studied Fine Arts in Newcastle Upon Tyne, England. During her time there, she founded Multiculturart, an innovative pedagogical project integrating art and theater, supported by the Arts Council of England. Following this, she specialized in Theater Technique at the Technological Center for Performing Arts and in Sculpture at the School of Art and Design of La Palma in Madrid, where she completed her studies and was awarded the Aurelio Blanco Extraordinary Prize. In 2019, Sara was one of the winners of the VII Edition of the Contemporary Talents Award by the François Schneider Foundation of France.
Through her artistic exploration, Sara Ferrer delves into the intricate relationship between physical and emotional dimensions, transcending the boundaries that separate conscious and unconscious connections. Her engagement with the underwater world, the sea, and other aquatic environments adds depth to her practice. Her journey unfolds as a captivating personal narrative, navigating various processes, objects, and materials. In her work, she questions the profound complexity of emotions through aesthetic simplicity. Specializing in a wide array of artistic mediums, including art installations, sculptures, video, photography, and other expressions, Sara's work reflects a commitment to pushing artistic boundaries and exploring the multifaceted nature of human connection with the natural world. Her work delves into the nuances of social and personal values, unravelling the ambiguities hidden in our daily actions. Moreover, Sara's commitment goes beyond mere artistic expression; it extends into the ethically charged realm of preserving the vast expanse of the ocean, a cartographic space susceptible to both sovereign and commercial exploitation. Through her creation and active involvement in social projects within the diving community, Sara ardently contributes to the preservation of this vital ecosystem. For Sara, water transcends its physicality; it is the primary resource for social and personal memory, a reserve from which we gain understanding of the past and inspiration to shape the future. Originally from Madrid and based in Berlin since 2012, Sara studied Fine Arts in Newcastle Upon Tyne, England. During her time there, she founded Multiculturart, an innovative pedagogical project integrating art and theater, supported by the Arts Council of England. Following this, she specialized in Theater Technique at the Technological Center for Performing Arts and in Sculpture at the School of Art and Design of La Palma in Madrid, where she completed her studies and was awarded the Aurelio Blanco Extraordinary Prize. In 2019, Sara was one of the winners of the VII Edition of the Contemporary Talents Award by the François Schneider Foundation of France.
Through her artistic exploration, Sara Ferrer delves into the intricate relationship between physical and emotional dimensions, transcending the boundaries that separate conscious and unconscious connections. Her engagement with the underwater world, the sea, and other aquatic environments adds depth to her practice. Her journey unfolds as a captivating personal narrative, navigating various processes, objects, and materials. In her work, she questions the profound complexity of emotions through aesthetic simplicity. Specializing in a wide array of artistic mediums, including art installations, sculptures, video, photography, and other expressions, Sara's work reflects a commitment to pushing artistic boundaries and exploring the multifaceted nature of human connection with the natural world. Her work delves into the nuances of social and personal values, unravelling the ambiguities hidden in our daily actions. Moreover, Sara's commitment goes beyond mere artistic expression; it extends into the ethically charged realm of preserving the vast expanse of the ocean, a cartographic space susceptible to both sovereign and commercial exploitation. Through her creation and active involvement in social projects within the diving community, Sara ardently contributes to the preservation of this vital ecosystem. For Sara, water transcends its physicality; it is the primary resource for social and personal memory, a reserve from which we gain understanding of the past and inspiration to shape the future. Originally from Madrid and based in Berlin since 2012, Sara studied Fine Arts in Newcastle Upon Tyne, England. During her time there, she founded Multiculturart, an innovative pedagogical project integrating art and theater, supported by the Arts Council of England. Following this, she specialized in Theater Technique at the Technological Center for Performing Arts and in Sculpture at the School of Art and Design of La Palma in Madrid, where she completed her studies and was awarded the Aurelio Blanco Extraordinary Prize. In 2019, Sara was one of the winners of the VII Edition of the Contemporary Talents Award by the François Schneider Foundation of France.
Through her artistic exploration, Sara Ferrer delves into the intricate relationship between physical and emotional dimensions, transcending the boundaries that separate conscious and unconscious connections. Her engagement with the underwater world, the sea, and other aquatic environments adds depth to her practice. Her journey unfolds as a captivating personal narrative, navigating various processes, objects, and materials. In her work, she questions the profound complexity of emotions through aesthetic simplicity. Specializing in a wide array of artistic mediums, including art installations, sculptures, video, photography, and other expressions, Sara's work reflects a commitment to pushing artistic boundaries and exploring the multifaceted nature of human connection with the natural world. Her work delves into the nuances of social and personal values, unravelling the ambiguities hidden in our daily actions. Moreover, Sara's commitment goes beyond mere artistic expression; it extends into the ethically charged realm of preserving the vast expanse of the ocean, a cartographic space susceptible to both sovereign and commercial exploitation. Through her creation and active involvement in social projects within the diving community, Sara ardently contributes to the preservation of this vital ecosystem. For Sara, water transcends its physicality; it is the primary resource for social and personal memory, a reserve from which we gain understanding of the past and inspiration to shape the future. Originally from Madrid and based in Berlin since 2012, Sara studied Fine Arts in Newcastle Upon Tyne, England. During her time there, she founded Multiculturart, an innovative pedagogical project integrating art and theater, supported by the Arts Council of England. Following this, she specialized in Theater Technique at the Technological Center for Performing Arts and in Sculpture at the School of Art and Design of La Palma in Madrid, where she completed her studies and was awarded the Aurelio Blanco Extraordinary Prize. In 2019, Sara was one of the winners of the VII Edition of the Contemporary Talents Award by the François Schneider Foundation of France.