Lola Escámez is a contemporary Spanish artistfrom Murcia, now based in Portugal, where she lives and works. With a degree in Art History from the University of Murcia and a diploma in Sculpture and Restoration from the School of Arts and Crafts of Murcia, Lola’s artistic journey is as diverse as it is profound. Her expertise spans artistic research, restoration, sculpture, and painting, showcasing a unique blend of technical precision and creative vision.
Throughout her career, Lola has contributed to prestigious restoration projects at significant historical sites, including the Roman Theatre of Cartagena, the Real Casino of Murcia, the Parish Church of Cernache in Coimbra, and the Bodegas del Rosario in Bullas. These experiences have deeply influenced her artistic perspective, inspiring her to continuously explore the interplay between traditional techniques and modern creativity.
One of Lola’s most distinctive techniques is her innovative use of wine as a pigment, creating striking works that blend natural materials with artistic expression. She combines this with wood and canvas, forming a seamless dialogue between medium and subject. This unique approach has captivated audiences and collectors alike, cementing her place as a standout figure in the contemporary art scene.
Lola’s work has been exhibited in Madrid, Lisbon, Murcia, and most recently, at the Wine Museum in Alenquer, Portugal, as part of an international artistic residency. This residency was tied to a cultural exchange programme between Portugal and Croatia, further enhancing her global artistic footprint. Her art continues to inspire and evolve, making her a true pioneer in merging tradition with innovation.
Inspirations and influences
Take a moment to discover Lola’s work through this video delivered by Cesar Hernández.
