In "Solo Pienso en Volver a Verte," Maria Guzmán Capron transforms the gallery into a textile garden of affection, where flowers bloom and embrace figures, capturing the warmth of love and connection. Her quilted compositions—rich with hand-dyed fabrics—reimagine flowers as symbols of unspoken desires. Figures with multiple faces and tattoo-like illustrations embody memories and layered identities. This heartfelt exhibition reveals a deepened exploration of intimacy, self-expression, and the language of love.
