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SUMMER RESIDENCY 2024
Juana Subercaseaux is a Chilean artist based in Mexico City. Her latest works intertwine a feminine perspective with the intimate, the mystical, the ephemeral, and the spiritual aspects of nature. She combines abstract forms with organic symbols, emerging from a deeply personal realm and blurring the boundaries between the tangible and the imagined.
Through her works, Juana explores the evocative and subjective power of an ambiguous nature, suggesting something more: a sign, a state of transition, a delicate sensation of transience, mystery, or reverie, raising questions not meant to be answered.
Her international exhibitions include OMR, Mexico city (2024), MAPA, Argentina (2023), Instituto Telearte, Chile (2023), Troy Art House, United Kingdom (2023), among others.
JUANNA'S WORKS AT CASA PEQUENA
SUMMER RESIDENCY 2024
Elmer is an LA-based artist. He was born and raised in South LA and has Salvadoran heritage. His work has been exhibited in the US and throughout Europe. Elmer is signed with the Charlie James gallery in LA and is currently showing a solo show in New York with Lyles and Kings.
Through his art, Elmer captures the essence of familial bonds and the spirit of his community, using a mix of paintings, mixed-media works, and drawings.
ELMER'S WORKS AT CASA PEQUENA
WINTER RESIDENCY 2023
Born and raised in Houston, Texas, currently lives and works in Los Angeles, California. Recently, Casella’s work was the subject of solo presentations at The Marfa Invitational with F2T gallery, Harper’s Chelsea, and Mindy Solomon Gallery, Miami. He has shown extensively within the United States and Europe, having been featured in solo and group shows in Los Angeles, Miami, New York City, Milan, and Seoul.
His works deal with perception and the relationship/commonality we share with form and patterns, the influence colour has on us, and the reality we perceive. Likewise, it explores painting as a means of language to express the inherent and unknown, and finding a universality through the re-articulation and synthesis of traditional gesture through colour, shape, and pattern.
JONATHAN'S WORKS AT CASA PEQUENA
"Wet Sisters"
oil and acrylic on panel
20x18 inches
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