Tere Casas

The work Teresa Casas brings to El Dorado Gallery is part of a group of paintings in which she pursues an exercise in expanded vision: the power to see in the reinvention of one's self. These works are made up of what is left of a series of encounters, poured into a space where past, present, and future coexist in the materiality of the creations. Their central idea is that we are all energy — that we never die, but simply transform into a new life and reality.

Born in Mexico City, Casas is a graphic designer whose career transformed into art more than twenty years ago. She has deepened her style by residing and working in cities like Madrid, San Francisco, and New York — experiences that added a mixed-media collage dimension to her work. She has shown her work in many international exhibitions and auctions, and works with Galería Casa Lamm in Mexico City and Bond Latin Art in San Francisco.

Cultural exchange, experienced as an opportunity for mutual enrichment, leaves its physical inscriptions in her work: strokes, letters, flowers, and palettes of intense color that, like a window, invite the viewer to enlarge their horizon and expand their own language with the language of others — the experience of pluralism as a way of life.