76 - MARÍA BURGAZ (Madrid, 1970).

MARÍA BURGAZ (Madrid, 1970). “Campo dei Miracoli.” Mixed media (acrylic, collage, graphite, oil) on canvas. Signed. Certificate of authenticity included. Measurements: 170 x 100 cm. María Burgaz’s work is characterized by a personal style that combines painting, collage, and an aesthetic reminiscent of Pop Art, creating a visual universe that is exuberant, colorful, and rich in cultural references. Her compositions bring together figurative elements, floral motifs, ornamental patterns, typographic fragments, and images from diverse sources, articulated through overlays and chromatic hallmarks. The artist plays with scale, texture, and the juxtaposition of images to create highly dynamic scenes, where the everyday is transformed into a playful and evocative imaginary world. Her painting thus establishes a dialogue between popular culture, visual memory, and the decorative realm, with a marked compositional freedom. With a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the Complutense University of Madrid, María Burgaz has built a career exhibiting both nationally and internationally. Notable among her solo exhibitions are those held at the Commenoz Gallery in Miami, the Neel Gallery in Cannes, and the Galería Nave del Arte in Madrid. She has also participated in group exhibitions and competitions, receiving awards such as first prize in the 2000 “Woman and Society” competition, held at the Conde Duque Cultural Center in Madrid, and the acquisition prize at the Gibraleón National Painting Competition (2001). Her work is included in collections such as those of the University of Extremadura, the UNED, Caja Madrid, and the Madrid City Council.