Maria Penalva, who studied Textile Illustration Design, carries out the creations of Alissia. In Bestiarium Femineum, Alissia focuses on reflecting, showing and dismantelling the negative archetypes that throughout history have been associated to femininity. Evenfurther, she gets a 180 degree turn to transform them and tries to restore the real and natural value that has always been denied to the femenine aspect.
It will on next July 6 at 20h when this exhibition opens at the Mutua Foundation of Levante (Plaza de España nº15). It must be also highlighted that this is the Final Degree Project carried out by the former student. You can visit and enjoy the exhibition until July 31.
If you need more information about Bestiarium Femineum, please, check in the following link, the text written for this event by Joel García Pérez, a EASD of Alcoy teacher and art historian.
