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Presa House will welcome Corpus Christi sculptor Millicent Alvarado's debut solo exhibition, "Behind Four Eyes, Behind Four Walls." Alvarado will be making her San Antonio debut with all-new work featuring her intricate paper and felt 3D works and an immersive installation.
Alvarado (b. 2000) is a sculptor known for her vibrant work in paper and felt. A self-taught artist, her creative journey began with a childhood fascination with origami, which evolved into her distinctive style of paper sculpting. Now a full-time artist, Alvarado dedicates herself to crafting 3-D sculptural experiences and immersive installations, drawing inspiration from the mundane, and transforming everyday objects into living narratives.
Her work seamlessly blends a vivid imagination with meticulous precision to reflect on personal experiences and worldviews. Influenced by the psychedelic poster art and vintage fashion of the '60s and '70s, her creations feature a kaleidoscope of colors and bold shapes, offering enigmatic windows into her inner thoughts. Despite the often melancholic themes, her introspective yet colorful works create a striking contrast that invites viewers to form their own interpretations.
The exhibition will remain on view by appointment through August 17.
Presa House will welcome Corpus Christi sculptor Millicent Alvarado's debut solo exhibition, "Behind Four Eyes, Behind Four Walls." Alvarado will be making her San Antonio debut with all-new work featuring her intricate paper and felt 3D works and an immersive installation.
Alvarado (b. 2000) is a sculptor known for her vibrant work in paper and felt. A self-taught artist, her creative journey began with a childhood fascination with origami, which evolved into her distinctive style of paper sculpting. Now a full-time artist, Alvarado dedicates herself to crafting 3-D sculptural experiences and immersive installations, drawing inspiration from the mundane, and transforming everyday objects into living narratives.
Her work seamlessly blends a vivid imagination with meticulous precision to reflect on personal experiences and worldviews. Influenced by the psychedelic poster art and vintage fashion of the '60s and '70s, her creations feature a kaleidoscope of colors and bold shapes, offering enigmatic windows into her inner thoughts. Despite the often melancholic themes, her introspective yet colorful works create a striking contrast that invites viewers to form their own interpretations.
The exhibition will remain on view by appointment through August 17.
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Admission is free.