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Devora Cañada Rodríguez
Spain
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Exhibition Clio Art Fair Nueva York - Devora Cañada Rodríguez
8 pieces
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- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Plaster on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 39.4x39.4in
About this artwork
This work is born from experience: sitting with silence in the midst of lava. And feeling how the Earth speaks.
It reveals itself as a tribute to my homeland, Lanzarote. An island where everything seems motionless, yet is filled with inner life.
The volcano is not only a symbol of fire and destruction, but also of creation and transformation. So too is the soul: when everything seems to be destroyed or arid, something is transformed, and from… there, fertile life can sprout.
I seek that intimate vibration of connection with nature, as if a part of me recognized a family member.
It is a real and emotional landscape at the same time.
An invitation to introspection, to the silence shared with the Earth.
It reveals itself as a tribute to my homeland, Lanzarote. An island where everything seems motionless, yet is filled with inner life.
The volcano is not only a symbol of fire and destruction, but also of creation and transformation. So too is the soul: when everything seems to be destroyed or arid, something is transformed, and from… there, fertile life can sprout.
I seek that intimate vibration of connection with nature, as if a part of me recognized a family member.
It is a real and emotional landscape at the same time.
An invitation to introspection, to the silence shared with the Earth.
Devora Cañada Rodríguez
Spain
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
I've painted all my life, since I was a child, as a vital necessity. My training isn't academic, but intuitive and constant: I've painted on whatever was at hand, from papers to doors to the back of canvases. For years, I experienced painting as something intimate, almost like a diary. In 2025, after a personal loss, I felt it was time to share my work. I paint what isn't always seen, but is felt: a contained emotion, an invisible gesture, a truth sensed in the depths of a gaze. Now I'm beginning to show my work for the first time.
