Marcela Navascués
Spain, 1967.
Lives and works in Porto, Portugal.
Her early work as an artist focuses on photography and video.
She has participated in international exhibitions and fairs, such as Arco (Spain), ArtCologne (Germany), ArtLisboa (Portugal), MilanArt (Italy), ArtMadrid (Spain), Lille2004ARTevent (France), and has been invited to create installations for institutions such as the Alberto Sampaio Museum (Portugal), the Chirivella-Soriano Foundation (Spain), the Amélia Moreno Foundation (Spain) and the Medinaceli DEARTE Foundation (Spain). Marcela received a grant from the Casa de Velázquez in Spain, where she created the installation "Básico Llamador".
She has exhibited on several occasions in solo and group exhibitions at the Galería Edurne in Madrid, and at the Galería Jorge Shirley, in Lisbon.
In 2019 she begins a project called "ADN da Arte", based on Palaeolithic drawings from the Museum of Coa, where it was presented. This project, which brings cave art to contemporary art, was also presented in Spain at the Palacio de los Águilas in Ciudad Rodrigo in 2020.
In 2014 she carried out an installation in the jars of a wine cellar in the town of Quintanar de la Orden in Toledo.
In 2004 she took part in the Basurama exhibition at La Casa Encendida.
In 2001s he took part in the Jornadas de Informática y Electrónica Musical (JIEM) with the installation "You Can Play" at the MNCARS.