Meet Yvonne Berenguer

A spiderweb. Covered in water or ice.

Sometimes a tangled mess, sometimes a perfect repeating pattern.

Stacked materials, simple shapes repeated.

Assemblages telling a story.

Drawings of light and shadow.

Knots, pleats, weavings of cloth.

Spillages, steam, ice. Water. In its every form. Autonomous shapes.

A rogue weed fighting through a crack in the pavement.

Marks left by messy hands.

The pattern on my teaspoon.

“Look deep into nature and then you will understand everything better” – Albert Einstein

Glasgow based artist Yvonne Berenguer has been showcased in solo and group exhibitions. Her work offers perspective into a variety of themes in a way that is accessible to a wide range of audiences. To learn more, get in touch.

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Professional Graduate Diploma in Education - Secondary Art & Design (pending)

BA Contemporary Art Practice (1st class honours)

Gallery Assistant Placement - CCA Glasgow

Volunteer Art Club Assistant & Tour Guide Trainee - Gallery of Modern Art. Glasgow

Teaching Assistant - St. Margaret’s High

NC Illustration

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Since childhood, Yvonne has been on an artistic journey and shares her own experience through art club participation. She has studied illustration, fine art, and contemporary art practice, participated in several collaborative projects, and exhibited her work in Glasgow.

Yvonne has her own approach to - and definition of - art. She believes that inspiration can be found in every thing around us and art comes in many forms and is accessible to all.

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The Way I See Art - Yvonne Berenguer

May 8th 2021

I am interested in looking closely at things within everyday life, noticing the unnoticed, photographing the ephemeral.

Capturing delicacy and impermanence. I try to appreciate the everyday. Enjoying beauty that is often overlooked.

Making space in my life to stop and take it in. Or taking time to go back to notice what has been missed.

Looking closely at structures, looking for and finding a mixture of random and uniformed patterns in everything.

Appreciating fleeting moments and simple materials.

The world is in a constant state of change, for me, documenting these moments is almost an obsessive need to make sure that they are fully appreciated.

My mindfulness and gratitude for the beauty we are surrounded by.

I use what I find to create and inspire my work.

“The pursuit of beauty is the pursuit of the good, the truth and order. Beauty is correct and coherent, positive and pleasurable. To experience or achieve beauty is a way to get closer to a higher being.” Roger Scruton.