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Exhibition of the painter Teresa Moro, curated by Susana Bañuelos Prieto, bringing together at CentroCentro in Madrid paintings of everyday objects taken from the workshops of several artists from the Madrid art scene.

Teresa Moro presents a pictorial archive made up of the small things that fill the studios of Madrid-based creators: work tools, amulets and personal keepsakes. The artist visits various workshops and selects secondary pieces, such as unusual paintbrushes, palettes, boxes, ex-votos or signs, to treat them as indirect portraits of the people who use them every day.

The works are made in oil and gouache and make use of trompe l'oeil, so that visitors find objects that look real and invite them to come closer to the creative processes surrounding them. The exhibition is organised into three settings: an ideas board placed above the blue door of the artist's own studio, a shelving unit inspired by Joan Miró's Mallorcan workshop, designed by Josep Lluís Sert, which holds the chosen objects, and a composition of gouaches arranged like a small gallery.

The route focuses on the emotional value of the tools and personal objects that accompany daily work, and is well suited to those interested in painting and in the environments in which art is created.