Nights of bliss, days of blues, 2025 - Ginsberg Tzu (Lima, Peru)

Andrea Grau presents 'Nights of bliss, days of blues', an exhibition is curated by Teresa Arroyo de la Cruz in our gallery in Lima.

In the quiet symphony of her abstraction, Andrea Grau conjures a world where light blues and grays form an intimate vocabulary of emotion. Chaos unfurls in layered rhythms, nostalgia shimmers in delicate hues, and melancholy settles like mist, soft but unrelenting. Her canvases are not mere compositions but orchestrations of sensation-each stroke a note in a score that vacillates between turbulence and tranquility. Through the deliberate cadence of her brushwork, she offers not answers, but questions: How does chaos cradle calm? Can pain bloom into bliss?

Her paintings do not depict; they evoke. Stripped of subject, they pulse with rhythm and resonance, inviting the viewer into a liminal space where feeling eclipses form. Blues soothe while grays deepen; the interplay of their subtle contrasts creates an atmosphere that is both vast and tender. In this ethereal palette, chaos dissolves into a contemplative calm, and fragments of memory echo like distant waves, their power found in what they leave unsaid. Her work, at once rigorous and restless, transforms the intangible into a deeply felt, if fleeting, truth.