Agustina

Agustina discovered painting as a child with her grandmother in Buenos Aires at the age of 7.
At a pretty young age she moved from Argentina to Milan, Italy. As a teenager she undertook linguistic studies. After graduating, she decided to enter drama school, and study cinema in Rome, as an actress....

Agustina discovered painting as a child with her grandmother in Buenos Aires at the age of 7.
At a pretty young age she moved from Argentina to Milan, Italy. As a teenager she undertook linguistic studies. After graduating, she decided to enter drama school, and study cinema in Rome, as an actress.
At the beginning of her artistic carrier, Agustina worked a lot in theatres all over Italy, then she moved to Spain where she finally starts painting again.
Looking at her frames, the observer can recognise that the principal themes of her work can not be identified with a specific place or culture, as she consciously looks for that universal human feelings of unity and co-creation represented by a series of combined pieces that need each other to be complete.
Also, an extreme variety of colours can be seen as the need to explore all kinds of feelings of human nature, and even though Nature surrounds every corner of her first works, they also contains a constant spiritual journey going beyond a simple view of nature, adopting a wider, more conceptual and surreal point of view.