Dual Nature brings together two visual languages in the work of artist Yanina Voró: figurative painting and the new Linen Structures series, situated between abstraction and architectural minimalism.

The floral works explore the forms of nature through colour, light and plasticity, while Linen Structures shifts the focus towards structure, line, rhythm and space.

The new series emerges from the artist’s years of working with natural linen and, at the same time, draws inspiration from contemporary architecture, its structures, spaces and rhythms. The texture and natural tone of the linen become active elements of the composition, in dialogue with refined geometric planes and subtle graphic lines.

Each work in Linen Structures is the result of experimentation with form, line and material, and a search for balance between occupied space and emptiness. The series has been conceived with particular attention to the relationship between the artwork, the architecture surrounding it and contemporary interiors.

In Dual Nature, these two visual languages meet and enter into dialogue within the same space: the representation of organic form and the exploration of the structure of form.