The Sala Parés hosts the new solo exhibition by the Madrid painter Leticia Feduchi. Born in 1961, Feduchi has consolidated a career marked by technical precision and a pictorial sensitivity that moves between realism and contemporary introspection. Since her first exhibition at the gallery in 2019, her work has never ceased to captivate with its elegance and a vision of the world that transforms everyday objects into poetic images.
This exhibition, which can be visited until June 28, brings together a selection of still lifes, portraits and landscapes that demonstrate the constant evolution of the artist. With a painting that starts from a meticulous observation of reality, Feduchi works with a subtle and balanced palette, where color is not only expression but also structure. Fruit of his training and influences —among which Francesc Artigau, Antonio López, Velázquez and Caravaggio stand out—, his work recovers the language of the pictorial tradition to bring it to a contemporaneity full of nuances and meanings.
Máscara, Leticia Feduchi. Sala Parés
His still lifes, often featuring fruits, vegetables, cloth and ceramic pieces, become spaces of contemplation where light plays a fundamental role. This clear and clean lighting gives life to the objects and distances them from any anecdotal reading to immerse them in a timeless atmosphere. The use of white as a background, applied expressively, accentuates the presence of the elements and reinforces their visual power.
Great-granddaughter of the painter Blas Benlliure, Leticia Feduchi has managed to combine artistic heritage with a personal and renewed perspective. Her interest in the fragility of things and the passage of time imbues her work with a melancholy that does not renounce beauty. Her signature appears in official portraits such as those of the Cervantes laureates in the National Library, another recognition that confirms the solidity of her career.
Cebollas, granadas y manzanas, Leticia Feduchi. Sala Parés
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