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Marta Alonso: connecting with the origin

18/10/2022 by Monapart

Marta Alonso: connecting with the origin For her, jewellery and interior design are an act of self-care and self-love. Photography by Mario Wurzbuger Interior designer by profession and for some years now, jeweller. Marta Alonso is said to have the soul of an artist, and how could she not! And the fact is that her mind

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Gemma Terol: all in red and blue

19/09/2022 por Monapart

Gemma Terol had design and creativity inside her since she was very young. She had always drawn and her notes and school work had illustrated letters and lots of colour. But we don't know why, it happened to her as it does to most adults, that they get older and drawing no longer goes with age. Luckily, over time he rediscovered illustration and after training in design and art, he began to combine his work in graphic design in his studio MMMM studio with his illustration project Red&Blue.

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ÉLIDA C: Jewellery inspired by nature

07/09/2022 por Monapart

Élida C is formed by the designer Marc Lago and the photographer Alan Díaz. Together they have combined their creativity and created a brand inspired by nature and various literary characters they admire. Their brand is not just the final products that can be seen on their website, but the entire universe created around them.

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Teresa Estapé: Contemporary jewellery

21/07/2022 by Monapart

Teresa Estapé has a long career in the world of art and jewellery. Born in Barcelona, with a degree in Law and Fine Arts from the University of Barcelona and a diploma in jewellery from the Massana School, her artistic practice combines jewellery, sculpture and installation and graphic arts.

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Rogelio Olmedo: Sculptures on red heels

27/06/2022 by Monapart

Rogelio Olmedo, an Aragonese sculpture artist, has always had memories of himself drawing and although life would take him down less creative paths in his youth, when you are born an artist it is something you can't avoid in the end. In today's post we accompany him through his beginnings drawing surrounded by his brothers, his artistic process and we fall in love a little bit with his wonderful house in Mallorca.

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Carlota Pereiro, works in full colour

02/06/2022 by Monapart

Carlota Pereiro is an all-round artist. She has collaborated with companies and organisations such as AC Hotels by Marriot, La Cartuja de Sevilla, Madrid City Council... and combines her work as a freelance artist with that of a designer for the Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza. Almost nothing! She herself says that what she does and her personality are closely connected, and we couldn't agree more.

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Chichinabo: little stories in ceramics

09/05/2022 by Monapart

Patricia Lázaro, Chichinabo on Instagram, manages to capture in her ceramic pieces something as important and special as those little stories that happen to us in our lives. We'll tell you more about her below.

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Old objects with a soul: Interview with Alquián

26/04/2022 by Monapart

It was necessary to bring together an interior designer and a journalist so that, from that mix, Alquián was born. Whether through their projects or via the pieces and portraits they sell through their online shop. Lovely, isn't it? Because is there really anything better than creating beauty around you?

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The magic of the everyday: Interview with Alejandra Marroquín

14/04/2022 by Monapart

Alejandra Marroquín and her work bring us closer to the beauty of the everyday, to the simplicity of a good after-dinner conversation with our most beloved people and to the Mediterranean. Since we see that art is the place where it moves like 'Peix' in the water ;D (read on and you will understand the wink). We invite you to know more about Alejandra and everything that moves her creative world.

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The art of handpoke: Interview with Nia Dots

01/04/2022 by Olga Sala

To get to know Xenia, the artist behind Nia Dots, we simply have to follow the dots. Because Xenia is a true handpoke artist or, as she explains to us, tattooing done by hand, dot by dot, with no tricks or gimmicks.