Circle Art Programs
Malisa Sales
Malisa Sales was born in Buenos Aires (Argentina)
She starts on the path of visual art from textile art, an experience that leads her to search for textures.
Her paintings, engravings, artist's books and lithographs have participated in national and international exhibitions and fairs:
Argentine Embassy in Washington -USA, Metanoia Gallery Paris- France, The Brick Lane London - England, Venice-Italy, Xilon Osterich-Austria, CC Pompano - Miami, North Library – USA, Contemporary Paradigms - Mexico, Ancestors, Suances, Cantabria-Spain . Graphic Art- USA, Lifelines Austria/Argentina, Childhood/ Kindheit Austria/Argentina
International fairs: Estampa, Madrid-Spain, Affordale Milan -Italy / New York - USA, Feria del Este -Uruguay.
Since 2003 he participates in ArtBa Argentina.
In Argentina Tandil Museum of Fine Arts, Palais de Glace, Atica Gallery, Romulo Raggio Museum, Lincoln Museum of Fine Arts, Newbery Central Gallery, Ushuaia Maritime Museum. Argentina.
Hug (Ancestors 2023 - 03/2023)
The hug always contains feeling, emotion.
It can be about love, friendship, support, consolation, celebrating the meeting.
What cannot be expressed with words, can be expressed with a tight hug.
The hug... whoever receives it feels understood, accompanied, loved!
Unexpected hugs! That surprise us, make us happy and lighten our walk.
There are hugs that last, that even in the absence, we feel their presence.
Hugs. Always hugs.
I wait for you to share the Hug Celebration.
Edited by: Agustina Sarabia
Stitches (Ancestors II - 03/2022)
Contemplating the thrilling and exciting journey of humanity through history, my gaze stopped at the sewing patterns, an abstract element in fashion, which I use in my works and artist's books.
Today I see them from another perspective. Like maps, routes traveled by the human being which bind, interlock and sometimes become music scores.
And there appears the Needle! Always present.
And magically and harmoniously they join the patterns as the thread that unites generations. Stitches with knots that strecht into the future.
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