Europe
Linares Freire
Maria
2725
Artist ID:
Exhibitions & Shows
Maria Linares Freire has showcased her work in numerous significant exhibitions, contributing to her evolving artistic journey. She has been honored with prestigious awards such as the Faces of Peace International Art Prize 2022, International Art Prize Paris 2022, Leonardo da Vinci International Prize 2022, and Power of Creativity Award 2021. Additionally, she received the Collectors Vision International Art Award 2021, Ambassador of Art 2021, Dante Alighieri International Prize 2021, Artistic Excellence Award 2020, Artist of the Future Award 2020, and Pop Art Award 2019.
Her work has been featured in diverse exhibitions, including Geometric Universe at The Glass House, London, in December 2021, and the London Fashion Week Art Fashion Event in September 2021. She has participated in virtual exhibitions like the Winter Art Festival Exhibition by the Virtual Artist Association 2021 and River of Dreams by Contemporary Art Curator Magazine. Maria's murals, such as the Creation of the Universe for the Deptford X Festival 2023 and Energy at Leake Street Tunnel 2023, highlight her innovative approach and dedication to community and social causes.
Publications featuring her work include SEISMA Magazine, The Art Talk Magazine, International Digital Art Magazine, and Aesthetica Magazine. Her contributions are also seen in contemporary art books by ACC Book Middle East and ACC Book Japan. Maria's profile has been highlighted on platforms like British Women Artists, Circle Foundation for the Arts, and Art International Magazine.
Maria's exhibitions span prestigious venues such as Spacio Gallery, Oxo Tower, and Menier Gallery in London. She has participated in art fairs like Parallax Contemporary Art Fair and Fusion International Contemporary Art Show. Her murals have become iconic in London, gracing locations like Leake Street Tunnel and Allen Gardens. Through her dynamic presence, Maria continues to push the boundaries of contemporary art, creating resonant works that blend technology with ancient wisdom.
Brief Biography & Artistic Background
Maria Linares Freire emerges as an artist, editor, and director whose creations intertwine science and art, offering a glimpse into her cosmic connection. She translates her fascination with geometrical shapes, frequencies, and vibrations into captivating artworks spanning fine art, muralism, photography, and digital media.
From Andalucia, Spain, Maria began her artistic journey in London in 1998. Her work combines geometry and science, creating a visually distinctive form of art. Drawing inspiration from celestial bodies like the Moon, Sun, and stars, Maria's creativity mirrors their influence on the cosmos. Themes such as quantum mechanics and entanglement illustrate the invisible energy waves linking all elements in the universe.
Ancient civilizations and their architectural wonders significantly shape her art. Maria pays tribute to their geometrical insights and vibrant patterns, influenced by nature's rich colors and textures. Her art narrates love, unity, and human consciousness, exploring the soul, transitions, rebirth, and life's interconnectedness through energy, vibrations, and geometric patterns. Her precise painting approach conveys a profound transmission of energy.
Maria finds inspiration in muralism, enjoying the challenge of creating impactful works within confined time frames, captivating passersby, and illuminating streets with science-infused art. Notably, NASA selected her painting, "The Effects of The Moon on the Open Sea," to be bounced off the Moon's surface during International Observe the Moon Night in 2015. In 2023, her art returned to space with Holo Art aboard the ISS Space Station.
As Maria continues her creativity through constant research, she explores digital arts, video editing, and other innovative mediums. Her artwork, characterized by geometric symbolism, resonates with viewers, leaving an enduring impression and fostering a sense of cosmic interconnectedness. With every blank canvas or wall, the universe unfolds through her imagination, leaving observers with a sense of wonder and unity.
Brief Biography & Artistic Background
Maria Linares Freire emerges as an artist, editor, and director whose creations intertwine science and art, offering a glimpse into her cosmic connection. She translates her fascination with geometrical shapes, frequencies, and vibrations into captivating artworks spanning fine art, muralism, photography, and digital media.
From Andalucia, Spain, Maria began her artistic journey in London in 1998. Her work combines geometry and science, creating a visually distinctive form of art. Drawing inspiration from celestial bodies like the Moon, Sun, and stars, Maria's creativity mirrors their influence on the cosmos. Themes such as quantum mechanics and entanglement illustrate the invisible energy waves linking all elements in the universe.
Ancient civilizations and their architectural wonders significantly shape her art. Maria pays tribute to their geometrical insights and vibrant patterns, influenced by nature's rich colors and textures. Her art narrates love, unity, and human consciousness, exploring the soul, transitions, rebirth, and life's interconnectedness through energy, vibrations, and geometric patterns. Her precise painting approach conveys a profound transmission of energy.
Maria finds inspiration in muralism, enjoying the challenge of creating impactful works within confined time frames, captivating passersby, and illuminating streets with science-infused art. Notably, NASA selected her painting, "The Effects of The Moon on the Open Sea," to be bounced off the Moon's surface during International Observe the Moon Night in 2015. In 2023, her art returned to space with Holo Art aboard the ISS Space Station.
As Maria continues her creativity through constant research, she explores digital arts, video editing, and other innovative mediums. Her artwork, characterized by geometric symbolism, resonates with viewers, leaving an enduring impression and fostering a sense of cosmic interconnectedness. With every blank canvas or wall, the universe unfolds through her imagination, leaving observers with a sense of wonder and unity.
Women in Art
The Timeless Union of the Atoms
1512
Art ID
2021
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122 x 92 / 92 x 122 cm
Acrylic on canvas
13000
$
Maria
Linares Freire
Women in Art
Cogs of Time
1514
Art ID
2019
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61 x 51 / 51 x 61 cm
Acrylic on canvas
5000
$
Maria
Linares Freire
Women in Art
Past to Future
1516
Art ID
2019
|
81 x 50 / 50 x 81 cm
Acrylic on canvas
5000
$
Maria
Linares Freire
Further Works of This Artist
Our Mission and Actions
At THE ART HUB, our mission is initially focused on addressing a profound imbalance within the art world, specifically catering to women artists. In the current landscape, a mere 5% to 15% of artworks traded at auctions are created by women, starkly contrasted by the overwhelming 85% to 95% of works by male artists. This disparity is not only confined to auctions but is also prevalent in exhibitions, where male-created art significantly overshadows that of their female counterparts.
By concentrating our efforts on female artists, THE ART HUB aims to counteract this imbalance and champion women within the art community. This initiative is designed to amplify the visibility of women artists, making their creations more accessible to a wider audience, and ultimately striving for a more balanced representation of genders within art auctions and exhibitions. By prioritizing women in art, our platform boldly advocates for equality and diversity within the art sector, signaling a commitment to reshaping and enriching the cultural landscape.
Personal Statement, Visions and Goals
Maria Linares Freire is an artist, editor, and director whose work interweaves science and art, revealing her profound connection to the cosmos. She delves into fundamental geometrical shapes, frequencies, and vibrations, translating these into captivating artworks across fine art, muralism, photography, and digital media. Originating from Andalucia, Spain, and starting her journey in London in 1998, Maria combines geometry and science to create a visually distinctive form of art.
Maria's personal vision is deeply inspired by celestial entities such as the Moon, Sun, and stars, reflecting their influence on the cosmos. Her themes often explore quantum mechanics and entanglement, illustrating the invisible energy waves that link all elements of the universe. She draws significant inspiration from ancient civilizations and their architectural wonders, integrating their geometrical insights and vibrant patterns into her art.
Her goals include continuing to push the boundaries of her creativity through constant research and exploration of new concepts. She is dedicated to furthering her knowledge and incorporating innovative mediums like digital arts and video editing into her practice. Maria aims to create art that resonates on a profound level, leaving an enduring impression on her viewers and fostering a sense of interconnectedness with the cosmos.
Maria's precise approach to painting, characterized by meticulous lines and layered colors, conveys a deep transmission of energy, evoking unity and exploration. Her commitment to muralism allows her to create impactful works that captivate passersby and illuminate streets with science-infused art. Notable achievements, such as having her painting "The Effects of The Moon on the Open Sea" bounced off the Moon by NASA, highlight her innovative spirit.
Exhibitions & Shows
Maria Linares Freire has showcased her work in numerous significant exhibitions, contributing to her evolving artistic journey. She has been honored with prestigious awards such as the Faces of Peace International Art Prize 2022, International Art Prize Paris 2022, Leonardo da Vinci International Prize 2022, and Power of Creativity Award 2021. Additionally, she received the Collectors Vision International Art Award 2021, Ambassador of Art 2021, Dante Alighieri International Prize 2021, Artistic Excellence Award 2020, Artist of the Future Award 2020, and Pop Art Award 2019.
Her work has been featured in diverse exhibitions, including Geometric Universe at The Glass House, London, in December 2021, and the London Fashion Week Art Fashion Event in September 2021. She has participated in virtual exhibitions like the Winter Art Festival Exhibition by the Virtual Artist Association 2021 and River of Dreams by Contemporary Art Curator Magazine. Maria's murals, such as the Creation of the Universe for the Deptford X Festival 2023 and Energy at Leake Street Tunnel 2023, highlight her innovative approach and dedication to community and social causes.
Publications featuring her work include SEISMA Magazine, The Art Talk Magazine, International Digital Art Magazine, and Aesthetica Magazine. Her contributions are also seen in contemporary art books by ACC Book Middle East and ACC Book Japan. Maria's profile has been highlighted on platforms like British Women Artists, Circle Foundation for the Arts, and Art International Magazine.
Maria's exhibitions span prestigious venues such as Spacio Gallery, Oxo Tower, and Menier Gallery in London. She has participated in art fairs like Parallax Contemporary Art Fair and Fusion International Contemporary Art Show. Her murals have become iconic in London, gracing locations like Leake Street Tunnel and Allen Gardens. Through her dynamic presence, Maria continues to push the boundaries of contemporary art, creating resonant works that blend technology with ancient wisdom.
