Una extraña mañana de febrero en Gijón
An installation built around an imagined February morning in Gijón, later shown as part of a solo presentation at Galerie Sollertis Toulouse.
Portfolio
Selected Works
Installations, drawings, murals, and posters by Pauline Fondevila, spanning projects realized between 2006 and 2010 and shown alongside her exhibition history.
La promesse de la mer
An installation evoking a promise tied to the sea, developed in 2010 and revisited within later exhibition presentations of the same title.
November Song (frise)
A frieze-format drawing linked to the solo exhibition "November Song," presented at Laboratorio 987, MUSAC León.
Sans titre (mural)
A wall-based work forming part of the mural pieces within the broader portfolio of installations and drawings.
Youpi! (mural)
A mural associated with the work "Youpi!," connected to exhibitions presented in 2007.
Lejana tierra mia (mural)
A mural related to "Lejana tierra mía," one of the works situated among the 2007 exhibition group.
About This Selection
These works are organized by medium — installation, drawing, mural, and poster — and by the year of their realization, following the same groupings used across Pauline Fondevila's exhibition record from 2003 to 2015.
- Installations, including "Una extraña mañana de febrero en Gijón" (2006) and "La promesse de la mer" (2010).
- Drawings, including "November Song (frise)" (2006).
- Murals, including "Sans titre," "Youpi!," and "Lejana tierra mía."
For venues and dates tied to these works, see the Exhibitions archive, and for related writing see the Biblio section.
The portfolio of selected works presented here traces a creative journey through installation, drawing, mural, and poster formats, each piece shaped by a distinct conceptual underpinning. From site-specific installations that reimagine everyday moments to drawings that evoke quiet narrative tension, the body of work reflects a sustained engagement with space, memory, and materiality. Murals and posters extend this visual language into public and printed contexts, carrying forward the same attention to composition and atmosphere. Together, these projects form a cohesive practice that bridges intimate studio work with larger architectural interventions, revealing an artist whose output is defined by thematic consistency across varied mediums and exhibition settings.