Bianca Prettau

The abstract reality of the structure of lapis lazuli together with citrine

Bianca comes from a family where artistic education played a predominant role, and she began painting from childhood. Within that creative current she studied architecture, a profession to which she has dedicated part of her life. But the creative impulse was stronger, so she returned to painting, where her work and her popularity have continued to grow.

Her view of reality is very particular, oscillating between interpretations of mineral structures and an almost expressionist vision of urban reality.

Most of the works we have in our collection focus on her so-called Filón period, where she brings to life microscopic images of minerals, turning them into abstract realities even though, in reality, they are very realistic. With this, she shows us how nature is art, from those same structures, through fractals, and through the golden ratio of many living organisms.

Entering Bianca's pictorial world is to enter a haven of peace, where even the most prosaic aspects of a city take on a tone of visual serenity.