Ana María Hernando
argentinian visual artist Ana María Hernando has been surrounded by fabrics from a very young age. Growing up in a family that owned a textile factory—where she spent many summers working as a teenager—it is no surprise that this influence would find its way into her art. Since becoming a visual artist, she has worked in a variety of mediums.
Flood (Déferlante) 2020 Photo of an castle installation on museums paper Black framed with museums glass 92 x 122 cm
A Not Softspoken Desire after Francine J. Harris 2023 Tulle, metal lattice, wood, felt. 15 x 24 x 12 cm
To the South of the South, I Changed Into An Asteroid 2023 Tulle, metal lattice, wood, felt. 66 x 55 x 18 cm
Purple and Full of Hope 2023 Tulle, metal lattice, wood, felt. 43 x 38 x 20 cm
An Unending of Summers to Come 2023 Tulle, metal lattice, wood, felt. 69 x 62 x 20 cm
The Sun is Not a Star, but a Flower — after Dan Beachy-Quick. 2023. Tulle, metal lattice, wood, felt. 74 x 51 x 27 cm
Ella se deja llenar de luz / Let Herself Fill with Light. 2023. Tulle, metal lattice, wood, felt. 43 x 35.5 x 16.5 cm.
Radiant Desire. 2023. Tulle, metal lattice, wood, felt. 74 x 66 x 23 cm
Liberation 2022 Tulle, metal lattice, wood, felt. 74 x 74 x 25 cm
A Piece of Sea and Sky 2023 Tulle, metal lattice, wood, felt. 66 x 59 x 16cm
Welcoming Birds 2022 Tulle, metal lattice, wood, felt. 74 x 86 x 48 cm