Venus
| Edition | Original Art |
|---|---|
| Sujet | Portrait |
| Technique | Sculpture |
| Height | 170 cm |
| Width | 50 cm |
| Length/Depth | 3 cm |
“The bards and their myths are the eyes and ears of a people who make their memory the foundation of their identity and know that they exist through remembrance.”
(Io, Agamennone – Giulio Guidorizzi, 2024)
In Venus , I take up the classical myth of the goddess in order to reinterpret it. I am interested in the moment when form dissolves and is reborn. Between figuration and abstraction, I seek a space in which the mythical and the human merge.
My Venus is not a likeness, but an allegory of the unfinished: she depicts beauty as a state of transition, as movement between light and shadow. Thus, for me, Venus becomes a dialogue with history – and a meditation on what remains when the visible fades away.
Format: 50 × 170 cm
Year created: 2024
Technique: Acrylic, ink and oil on canvas, stretched over a wooden panel
Exhibitions in which the work has been shown:
- October 2025 – 2 January 2026 Solo exhibition ‘La luz de tu querer’ (The Light of Your Love) at Milias Coffee, Wuppertal
- June 2025 Charity event Soroptimist International HBK, Essen
- July 2025 Guided tour HBK Wuppertal
- 09/2025 Summer reception University Medical Centre Foundation, Essen Philharmonic Hall
Photos:
Documentation of the opening (24 October 2025) of the exhibition La luz de tu querer, on display at Milias Coffee.
Shipping:
The artwork is shipped mounted on a wooden panel – including a certificate of authenticity and the artist’s signature on the reverse.
Livia Organista Sandino
I am in my final year of the Fine Art degree programme at the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos in Madrid and have completed an Erasmus placement at the Essen Academy of Fine Arts (HBK). There, I exhibited my work at Millia’s Coffee, the Neuer Kunstverein Wuppertal, Galerie Obrist and the Philharmonie Essen. In Spain, I took part in group exhibitions in Valdemoro, Torrejón de Ardóz and Gijón. I would like to continue my studies in Germany.
I have illustrated stories for the magazine *Revista de Valdemoro* and am also a member of the Research Group for Visual Studies and Digital Museography at the URJC’s INTERVISUALAB laboratory, where I focus on the grisaille technique and 15th-century Flemish painting (particularly Jan van Eyck) as well as illustrated books of hours.
In my spare time, I attend the Círculo de Bellas Artes in Madrid, where I draw from life and am learning a great deal. Portraiture has become one of my main interests, and I aim to specialise in this field.
Solo
exhibitions10/2025 – 01/2026 *La luz de tu querer*, Millia’s Coffee,
Wuppertal
Group
exhibitions20/03/2026 – 15/04/2026 *La mujer*, *das Kollektiv*:, La Salita. Gijón, Spain
09/2025 Summer Reception, University Medical Centre Foundation, Philharmonie Essen
07/2025 Graduation Exhibition, HBK Wuppertal
07/2025 Graduation Exhibition
,
HBK Essen
07/2025 *The only way out is through*, Neuen Kunstverein, Wuppertal
, June 2025 ‘Where is my mind?’ at Galerie Obrist, Essen,
June 2025 Soroptimist International charity event at
the
HBK, Essen,
March 2025 ‘Mari Puri’. Torrejón de Ardoz, Madrid, Spain
03/2025 Mural at Limbecker Platz, Essen
01/2025 Group exhibition to mark the ‘Rethink Painting’ lecture by artist Gregor Hildebrandt at the Essen University of Fine Arts, Wuppertal
, Dec 2024: ‘Cuentos de Navidad’, Valdemoro Library, Spain,
May 2022: Group exhibition ‘Empezarte’, La Estación Cultural Centre, Madrid, Spain
Projects Since 11/2025 Illustrations for the magazine *La Torre del Ojo*
10/2025 – 03/2026 Project by Prof. Imelda Campos: ‘Diseñar para cuidar’ (:) – Design of the waiting area for the dialysis department at Hospital del Tajo Aranjuez, Madrid
Other artworks by the artist