Ana Esteve Llorens at Women and Their Work in Austin
June 4, 2022
Ana Esteve Llorens’ Measuring Device is on display in the courtyard at Women & Their Work from June 4 – August 11, 2022. Esteve Llorens creates installations, textiles, sculptures, and photographs referencing the spaces they occupy and the human body. Through the reinterpretation of existing forms, the artist proposes an inquiry into the nature of time, challenging its consumption and offering material spaces that relate to personal and collective stories.
Measuring Device is a structure fabricated mainly of steel, combined with other materials including cotton rope and wood. Designed by introducing and relating measurements taken from inhabited spaces, body proportions, and scaled dimensions of the artist’s studio, this new abstract sculpture defines an objective reference to connect body and space.
About the Artist
Ana Esteve Llorens was born in Valencia, Spain and has been living, intermittently, between Spain and the US since 2005.
She holds a Master of Fine Arts in Sculpture and Extended Media from Virginia Commonwealth University, and a Master of Arts and a B.A. from Polytechnic University of Valencia, Spain. Prior to her Art career she was trained as an Engineer and received a Telecommunication degree from Higher Polytechnic School of Gandía, specializing in Image and Sound. She worked as an engineer for four years, in Wolfsburg and in Madrid. Both, her scientific and artistic education inform her studio practice.
In her installations and sculptural pieces craftsmanship and technology combine in the treatment of classical and industrial materials to link and expand the syntax of sculpture. Esteve Llorens has been the recipient of numerous awards and fellowships, which include a Fulbright Fellowship, an Excellence award from AMEXCID, and Fellowship from Arte y Derecho Foundation. Her work has been shown in Europe and in The Americas. She has been an artist in residence at Yaddo in New York, The French Academy in Madrid, and The National Institute of Fine Arts in Mexico City among others.
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