The Estepona Town Hall has announced that artist martina berti will present a painting exhibition starting on Thursday, 19 November, in Sala 2 of casa de las tejerinas, located in Plaza de las Flores. The contemporary artist creates original geometric paintings that explore how colour can evoke light, depth, and transparency.
Through subtle chromatic transitions and carefully balanced compositions, her work challenges the boundaries between what we see and what we perceive. The exhibition features around ten medium and large-sized works and will be open for viewing until 9 December, from Tuesday to Friday, 09:00 to 20:00, and on Saturdays from 09:00 to 14:00 and 16:00 to 20:00, with free access.
Born in Ecuador and currently based in Spain, martina berti focuses on geometric abstraction, using colour, light, and repetition as tools to create spaces for contemplation. With a background in interior architecture and several years of professional experience in London, she has translated her interest in order, structure, and spatial perception into her painting practice.
Berti's works are constructed through precise geometries and carefully calculated chromatic transitions, where the repetition of gesture becomes a meditative process. Primarily working with acrylic on canvas, she investigates how colour can generate sensations of light, depth, and balance. Her compositions invite slow observation, where small tonal changes reveal new layers of perception.
Her work engages with traditions of minimalism and geometric abstraction while proposing a contemporary experience of colour as an emotional and sensory space. Berti has exhibited her work in Spain and the United States and continues to develop projects that explore the relationship between colour, architecture, and perception.
