Carolina Alonso - "Calle Libertad"##XL

Street Liberty

The artwork 'Calle Libertad' transports the viewer to a picturesque street rendered in an impressive black-and-white aesthetic. The houses line up harmoniously, while people and cars bring the scene to life. Particular attention is drawn to the use of bright yellow for the lights, which shine like small sunbeams into the scene and evoke nostalgic memories.

This idyllic street bears the title 'Calle Libertad,' which means 'Street of Freedom.' It embodies not only the desire for independence but also alludes to the countless stories and encounters hidden within its walls. The black-and-white color scheme creates a timeless atmosphere, while the yellow accents provide vibrant contrasts and highlight the hidden emotions of the depicted scenes.

The piece is created with acrylic paints using a special spatula technique, giving it a unique texture. Measuring 100 x 80 x 4 cm, it easily fits into any room and adds a touch of urban flair and artistic expression to your home. It is shipped on a sturdy stretcher frame, ready to be hung immediately to showcase its beauty.

Every glance at 'Calle Libertad' invites one to pause in thought and feel the freedom and memorable moments that come alive in this street.


Artistic creation since 2004: A journey through the colors and forms of human life

Since 2004, I have dedicated myself as an independent artist to creating unique works that operate at the intersection of modern art, street-pop art, and photorealism. My works incorporate various materials such as acrylic and oil on wood, glass, or canvas. This material mix allows me to express the complexity of my themes and emotions.

My images are not bound to a strict theme; rather, they are a mirror of the diversity of human experiences and ways of life. Each depiction, whether a passionate Flamenco dancer, a sensually waiting woman, or the casual man with a hat, aims to explore and express the different facets of being human. Humanity is at the center of my creations, inspired by the stories and emotions that each individual brings.

I find the occasional excursions into the depiction of urban spaces particularly interesting — such as the lively street scene with houses presented here. These works offer not only a glimpse of the human element but also of the environment in which we live. They demonstrate how closely intertwined the individual is with their surroundings and invite viewers to project their own stories and associations onto my art.

Through these artistic engagements, I aim to create a space that encourages reflection and invites viewers to engage more deeply with life and the people around them. My goal is to initiate a dialogue between art and viewer in each work, one that also draws attention to the beauties and challenges of human existence.

For me, art is not just a form of expression but also a way to better understand the world around me and to share my perspectives.