Amelia García Escoda

ABOUT AMELIA GARCÍA ESCODA

Amelia García Escoda (b. Barcelona, 1968) is a painter and sculptor based in Olmos de Atapuerca (Burgos, Spain). Her practice delves into abstract matter art through a profound conceptual exploration of the ocean. Operating beyond conventional tools, her creative process integrates direct physical contact with the canvas, using her hands and fingers to imprint organic traces and raw textures onto the substrate.  This visceral approach establishes an intimate dialogue between the human psyche and the marine expanse. Her career is supported by solid institutional and market recognition.

Currently, her international expansion and global positioning are led by the prestigious International Art Dealer Bertrand Epaud, a strategic alliance that strengthens her presence across key European art circuits, including Ireland, Italy, France, and the United Kingdom. Her artwork is featured in highly relevant institutional collections, including the permanent holdings of the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco, the Embassy of the Principality of Monaco in Madrid, the Albona Privatstiftung Foundation in Vienna, and the corporate collection of Grupo Antolín. Furthermore, her work has been studied in cross-disciplinary art and science initiatives, notably selected by the Institut de Ciències del Mar (CSIC) for the European cooperation project A Sea Change. Her production has been highly praised by specialized art criticism in leading publications such as Art Discovery and Arteinformado.