Sometimes her works take on certain aspects of the Italian "buon fresco", or she adds a crackle effect to her oil paintings that produces a strong plastic, visual impact. The artist works with oil on canvas as well as drawing on paper, sculpture, photography, visual poems and video art. The painting of the great Dutch baroque masters was essential in the construction of her art, not so much in terms of style as in terms of technique. In 1982 she moved to Holland with her family, where she studied with a scholarship at the Gerrit Rietveld art academy until 1984. The paintings of Goya, Velázquez, Ribera and Rembrandt, discovered during visits to the Prado Museum, revealed her artistic vocation and, in 1978, the artist held her first exhibition, at the Masnou Town Hall. The death of her grandmother when she was only ten years old led to her placement in an orphanage, where, at the age of thirteen, she was adopted by an upper-class Catalan family. Las Ramblas, the Boquería market, the Port Vell and the Plaza Real, places full at the time of outsiders, artists and show business personalities but also tourists, were the setting for her childhood, marked by dyslexia and the need, at times, to beg. Abandoned by her parents, she was raised by her grandmother in the city of Barcelona. paper, copy 30/50.Signed, dated and justified by hand.Enclosed certificate issued by Marc Latorre in 2021.Measurements: 43 x 30 cm.Of gypsy origin, Lita Cabellut was born in the small town of Sariñena, in Huesca, in a family with serious dysfunctionalities.
LITA CABELLUT (Sariñena, Huesca, 1961).Untitled, 2020.Lithograph on Hahnemühle photo rag 308 gr.
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