For me Art is in equal measure a laboratory of imagination and a tool to reflect on life.
The cultural products that have encouraged me to follow the creativity path have almost always had the existentialist ingredient. I believe that identification with the others uneasy approach to life has been the main reason for me to try to use the creative medium.
Let’s say that uneasiness is an inclination that I have inherited and art is the way I use to deal with that fondness for distress. War is for this matters a very useful subject, it can be used literally or, even better, metaphorically to express the struggles of being alive.
About The Salon Presenter
Abigail was born in Bilbao, Spain in 1972, she makes drawings, wall-paints and site-specific installations. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally, including in solo exhibitions at Monya Rowe Gallery, New York; Sala Rekalde, Bilbao; and the Joan Miró Foundation, Barcelona; and Group Exhibitions in Hungary, Algeria, France Spain and the United States.
Above: More medals, bigger responsibility: Abigail Lazkoz, 2004
Indian and pigmented ink on paper, 43 1/4 inches x 72 1/2 inches
Image courtesy: Abigail Lazkoz
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