Alejandra de la Torre

Alejandra de la Torre

Investigating our attachment to objects, Alejandra de la Torre crafts narratives of memory and obsession through multifaceted artistic practices.

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ENEAS

ENEAS

2025

by Saisho & Eneaverso

Trastero nº1926”. Filtre espacio expositivo. Valencia

Trastero nº1926”. Filtre espacio expositivo. Valencia

2025

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Acrílico on lienzo, 100 x 81 cm

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STORAGE ROOM #1926

Alejandra de la Torre's project arises from a personal experience of eviction and nomadic life, which transforms the storage unit —usually a secondary and transient space— into a central symbol of her work. This place, filled with personal objects, becomes an intimate archive of her identity and affective memory. Through painting, drawing, and narrative, the artist addresses contemporary displacement and the need for physical and emotional grounding. Her work poses a reflection on what it means to inhabit, store, and resist in a time when home has become unstable.

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Artist Alejandra de la Torre investigates in her work the attachment people feel towards objects, why we need to accumulate possessions, and where the limits lie between what is considered normal and what can become an obsession. Starting from the particularity of objects, she makes a broader reflection on everyday acts related to different forms and motives of accumulation, from preserving memories to others like collecting. De la Torre combines painting with other techniques such as drawing, screen printing, transfer, and even the presence of physical objects.

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