Flora Castiglia

Flora Castiglia

Flora Castiglia was born in 1991 in Buenos Aires in
Argentina. From childhood, she was introduced to art by her mother, also an artist, whose art studio was the heart of the home. This immersion in a creative environment strongly influenced her practice and led her to imagine her own artistic language very early on. Flora began by illustrating music album covers. This experience was foundational and imbued her work with a form of "musicality," both in form and composition. Over the years, Flora refined her expression,
notably through the development of exploded perspectives, the use of contrasts of colors that are both muted and vivid, or even through the recurrence of its motifs.

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Flora Castiglia was born in 1991 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. From childhood, she was introduced to art by her artist mother, whose art studio was the heart of the home. This immersion in a creative environment strongly influenced her practice and led her to imagine her own artistic language very early on. Flora began by illustrating music album covers. This experience was foundational and imbued her work with a form of "musicality," both in form and composition. Over the years, Flora refined her expression, notably through the development of exploded perspectives, the use of contrasting colors that were both muted and bright, and the recurrence of her motifs. The artist has created her own pictorial language, mixing geometric shapes and natural subjects. She plays with the materiality of her works, giving free rein to the spontaneity of gesture and splashes. Some of her paintings are adorned with words or letters, resembling a personal diary. Beneath the dreamlike and contemplative aspect lies a greater mystery, encouraging the viewer to decode the meanings hidden beneath the layers of paint and patterns. As Flora likes to say, "Nothing has to be seen as it is. Encrypted information has to be decoded. Meaning is underneath." During the URBANITY fair in Madrid, the artist received an acquisition award from the BASSAT Foundation, a true recognition for her work. Recent exhibitions: - 2025, UVNT Art Fair, Bassat Foundation Acquisition Award, Spain - 2024, Group exhibition, Cohle Gallery, Spain - 2023, “Interdimensional Exploration”, Casa Estudio Granados, Spain

  • Flora Castiglia was born in 1991 in Buenos Aires in
    Argentina. From childhood, she was introduced to art by her artist mother, whose art studio was the heart of the home. This immersion in a creative environment strongly influenced her practice and led her to imagine her own artistic language very early on. Flora began by illustrating music album covers. This experience was foundational and imbued her work with a form of "musicality," both in form and composition. Over the years, Flora refined her expression,
    notably through the development of exploded perspectives, the use of contrasts of colors that are both muted and vivid, or even through the recurrence of her motifs. The artist has created her own pictorial language, mixing geometric shapes and natural subjects. She plays with the materiality of her works, giving free rein to
    the spontaneity of gesture, to splashes. Some of his paintings are decorated with words or letters, similar to a personal diary. Under the dreamlike and
    the contemplative aspect draws a greater mystery, encouraging the viewer to decode the meanings hidden beneath the layers of paint and the
    patterns. As Flora likes to say, “Nothing
    has to be seen as it is. Encrypted information has to be decoded. Meaning is underneath." During the URBANITY fair in Madrid, the artist received an acquisition award from the BASSAT Foundation, a real recognition for his work.

    Recent exhibitions:
    - 2025, UVNT Art Fair, Bassat Foundation Acquisition Award, Spain
    - 2024, Group exhibition, Cohle Gallery, Spain
    - 2023, “Interdimensional Exploration”, Casa Estudio Granados, Spain

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