Eulàlia Rovira
Barcelona, 1985
Eulàlia Rovira
Eulàlia Rovira (Barcelona, 1985) holds a degree in Fine Arts and a master's degree in Art in Context from the UdK in Berlin. Her practice explores the foundations that structure Western righteousness and how they petrify bodies and language.
Recently, she has exhibited at Twin Gallery (Madrid), Capella de Sant Roc (Valls), Centro de Arte La Panera (Lleida), M|A|C (Mataró), Centro de Arte Maristany (Sant Cugat) or Sala Amadís de Injuve (Madrid). Since 2013 he has also been working in collaboration with the artist Adrian Schindler. They have exhibited at Musée de Bibracte (Saint-Léger-sur-Beuvray, FR), Sala Muncunill (Terrassa), Homesession and Fireplace (Barcelona), and in group exhibitions or screenings such as Galerie Martin Janda (Vienna), àngelsbarcelona, EtHall (Hospitalet), Turf Projects (Croydon, UK), Centro Cultural Montehermoso (Vitoria), ZKU - Center for Art and Urbanistics (Berlin) and the Escocesa (Barcelona). In 2018 they were awarded the visual arts grant from the Güell Foundation.
Recently, she has exhibited at Twin Gallery (Madrid), Capella de Sant Roc (Valls), Centro de Arte La Panera (Lleida), M|A|C (Mataró), Centro de Arte Maristany (Sant Cugat) or Sala Amadís de Injuve (Madrid). Since 2013 he has also been working in collaboration with the artist Adrian Schindler. They have exhibited at Musée de Bibracte (Saint-Léger-sur-Beuvray, FR), Sala Muncunill (Terrassa), Homesession and Fireplace (Barcelona), and in group exhibitions or screenings such as Galerie Martin Janda (Vienna), àngelsbarcelona, EtHall (Hospitalet), Turf Projects (Croydon, UK), Centro Cultural Montehermoso (Vitoria), ZKU - Center for Art and Urbanistics (Berlin) and the Escocesa (Barcelona). In 2018 they were awarded the visual arts grant from the Güell Foundation.