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**"Navegantes: Inspirado en *****The Tall Ships Races ***en aguas escandinavas"

Título: “Barquitos de papel”

Técnica: Chinese ink on watercolor paper, framed in glass and wood

Dimensiones:

**Sin marco: **29,7 x 42 cms

Con marco 49 x 56,5 cms

From the dawn of my childhood, when I was just emerging into the world, I learned the art of creating tiny paper boats. Each fold, each groove, carefully carved into sheets of newspaper, became small boats that sailed through imaginary seas. In those dreamy days, time slid smoothly, like water under the bow of my creations, and I found my most faithful company in drawing and simplicity.

Then, in a twist of fate, my father revealed to me the secret of paper airplanes. Thus, between boats and aircraft, my imagination rose to new heights, forming an army of dreams in the infinite sky of childhood. Times of magic, times of longing, that live in the hearts of those of us who had the privilege of living them.

This work is an echo of those golden days, a hymn to creativity that knows no borders or limits. You don't need material wealth or sophisticated luxuries to navigate the oceans of ingenuity. The child, with his gaze full of wonder, stands at the center of the composition, surrounded by aged walls that whisper stories of times past. However, no crack, no wear, can dim the light that emanates from a free heart full of innocence.

The strokes, between thick and delicate, give life to this work, woven with the delicacy of nibs, the magic of brushes and Indian ink, which flows like a river of memories.

You can explore my career as an artist at the following link:

https://www.jimenavarro.com/trayectoria

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Maria Jimena Navarro

María Jimena Navarro is a Chilean painter, holding a Bachelor's degree in Plastic Arts from the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile. She was a distinguished student of renowned Chilean artists such as Hernán Miranda, Gonzalo Cienfuegos, and Roser Bru. Her work has been featured in numerous exhibitions, both in Chile and abroad, including Guatemala, the United States, and Costa Rica, where she has lived with her family since 2015. With a distinctly Expressionist style, incorporating color to varying degrees, she has dedicated herself to capturing everyday life in a figurative manner, exploring themes that hold personal significance in both imagery and emotional weight. These themes include urban landscapes, the human figure, and the depiction of horses—portrayed as objects in constant motion, expressing their strength and imbued with vibrant color. María Jimena’s painting is an invitation to pause and feel, to remember, or to let ourselves be carried away. It is a tribute to life, reminding us that, ultimately, life is lived in color. In 2022, she ventured into professional writing for the first time, participating in the "César Vidal Christian Novel Award" by The Agustin Agency with her work "Colombina y la Sonrisa de Dios" (Colombina and the Smile of God). Visual Artist CV:https://www.jimenavarro.com

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