Tura Sanabria

Versatile and multidisciplinary artist (Madrid 1961), his work ranges from painting and sculpture to installations, photography and writing.

After passing through the Madrid Draftsman’s School, where he fell in love with the line, he has been training in different workshops, with renowned painters, until carving out an artistic career that is nourished by his constant desire to experiment with all types of textures and surfaces, thereby leaving his mark on the Spanish contemporary art scene.

His work stands out for the deep passion he imprints on each of his creations and where color and creative freedom are his main tools.

Inspiration and Style

Color and passion

Tura Sanabria’s work is marked by a combination of color and passion. For her, both qualities are inseparable and fundamental in each of her works.

Whether through organic, abstract forms or more defined figures, Tura seeks to explore the expressive possibilities of the materials, pigments and textures it uses, in a continuous exercise of artistic freedom, leaving in each work a piece of its feeling, its emotions, of the
search for that self that wants to live in color despite the grays of the soul.

His style is difficult to classify in a single movement, since it rejects any type of pigeonholing.

Her curious “girl” spirit and her courage when it comes to experimenting keep her in a
constant search for new creative horizons, always keeping her independence intact.

The creation process is as diverse as your desire and as big as your imagination.

Career and achievements

Know my story

Throughout his career, Tura Sanabria has participated in numerous individual and group exhibitions. Among his most recent individual exhibitions, those held at Mombo Art Gallery in Italy 2022 and Mombo Art Gallery (permanent exhibition) 2023 stand out. In addition, he has been part of prestigious group exhibitions, such as: PANORAMA 2023, and “100 x 100” 2024, both at the Zapadores Museum, City of Art, 21st Century Museum.

Her career is not only limited to her artistic production, she also plays important roles in the cultural field as Vice President of AVAM (Associated Visual Artists of Madrid), Secretary of
the “100 Miradas Writers Association” and lawyer of the UNIÓN-AC (Unión of Contemporary
Artists of Spain) representative in Spain of the IAA (International Association of Art)
International non-governmental organization affiliated with and based at UNESCO, where,
as an active defender of artistic freedom and the rights of artists, she participates as an
expert in the Interministerial Commissions of Culture, Finance and Social Security and Labor, created by the Congress of Deputies to prepare the Statute of the Artist.