ALEJANDRA DE LA TORRE MOREJÓN DE GIRÓN (Castellón, 1983) "The first sofa at home". Mixed media on canvas. Signed in the lower right corner. Measurements: 130 x 100 cm. Graduated in Fine Arts at the Polytechnic University of Valencia in 2007, she also studied at the Faculdade de Belas Artes in Lisbon during the academic year 2005-2006 thanks to the Erasmus scholarship. Master in Artistic Production at the Polytechnic University of Valencia 2011-2012. She has been the beneficiary of grants such as 3cmcv, from the consortium of Museums of the Valencia community (2015). The "Habitat artístic" grant from the Castellón City Council (2012) and collaboration grants with the Polytechnic University of Valencia, in the painting department, among others. He focuses his work on the plastic arts, although he works within them with different languages ranging from street-art to video-pictorial installations. The central theme of his most recent work is objects and our links with them, the human need to possess and accumulate, reified memories and the passage of time. Although he also focuses on them not so much to talk about the object itself, but as a narrative element. Since 2003 he has participated in several group and solo exhibitions in Spain and Portugal. Among the solo exhibitions, "Grow up", held with the help of the art centre of the University of Valencia (2016), "September" at the Las Naves centre in Valencia (2014) and "Accumulations and fetishes" at the Galería Diferença in Lisbon. And among the collective exhibitions "Arte y metamorfosis" currently at the Museo del Carmen in Valencia (2015), Selecta Suma at "Las Atarazanas" Valencia (2014). Hybrida Art Festival at La Nau (2012) and the Coruche Biennial (2010). He has also participated in fairs such as "Marte" in Castellón de la Plana (2015) with the Shiras gallery or Ikas-Art in Bilbao, representing the UPV (2011). Her works can be found in private collections in Spain, Portugal, Belgium and the United States, as well as in the art collection of the Polytechnic University of Valencia and the City Councils of Castellón and Valencia (Spain). Until 2020 the artist in question has been working on the series "Herencias" as well as on the series "Olimpiadas". In the meantime and during the pandemic, she made a series called "Covid Tales" where people were invited to send in their objects/memories and tell their stories, in order to make a series of drawings that were like portraits of the people who wrote. This series was practically sold out, but an art and decoration company was also interested in it, with whom Alejandra de la Torre has made a collaboration contract to be able to sell high quality serial reproductions. In addition, the piece "Herencias#13 Caballo Ganador" was one of the 10 finalists of the Senyera prize, the most important painting prize in the Valencian Community. In short, the artist continues producing, participating in competitions and carrying out new projects for the following year, as well as collaborating with different Art Galleries and public spaces.