This is how the opening of “Lumière de l’Âme” by REMED went

“The Light of the Soul” is a worldview, a way of understanding how the world is organized and what place humankind occupies within it. REMED’s work connects with collective memory and a shared consciousness that situates us as part of a whole. In her visual universe, a unique territory is configured where a sensitive order emerges: a system of meaning revealed through an intimate, coherent, and recognizable language throughout her work. This vision is built from the origin. Woman appears as a primordial archetype, a creative principle. The body is presented as a threshold where life begins and as a sphere of containment where consciousness dwells and temporarily interacts with matter before returning to the origin. Woman is the source: the place where the beginning resides. In her, the memory of life is concentrated.

It is not merely a body offered to the gaze, but a symbolic structure, a temple that houses thought, emotion, and memory. More earthly concepts such as beauty, desire, and intimacy meet the depths of the soul. From this essential core, thought becomes conscious, not as an abstract idea, but as energy that expands and connects the intimate with the universal. Cognition and the perception of possible interactions with the universe are born. Body and thought converge. Matter sustains; consciousness illuminates. The human being is recognized as part of a greater order, where the individual and the other are not separate, but rather form part of the same unity.

REMED’s work exerts an immediate and profoundly stimulating magnetism on the viewer. Initially, we are drawn to the color and the sensuality of the forms of his figures. As we delve deeper into his creations, we begin to appreciate the harmony, becoming imbued with the beauty of the scene, and imagining the context and the timeless narrative. In his compositions, he eliminates any architectural distractions, focusing on the act itself, which further invites us to imagine.

This exhibition proposes a spiritual perspective in its highest sense: an interconnected reality where everything is related. A field of experience where art acts as a bridge between what we are and that which transcends us.

Beauty is the revelation of a profound order that has always resided within us. We are part of a whole.

From March 3rd, the exhibition is open to visitors from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM, Saturdays from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM, closed Sundays, and will run until March 27th.

Location: El Invernadero, San Lorenzo, 11, Patio, 28004 Madrid

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In some of her works, symbolic parallels with Old Masters appear. She reinterprets references such as Ingres’s “Le Bain Turc” or “Le Bain de Diane” in Palma le Vieux, where the female body gathers away from any external gaze. The choral arrangement of the figures and the use of color allude to a tradition that, influenced by Gauguin’s legacy in works like “Where Do We Come From,” is transformed here into a more symbolic presence, closer to song and inner landscape than to the original historical scene. In these interpretations, there is an aura of mystery that transforms a shared and intimate everyday act into something extraordinary.

The presence of the sea permeates this vision. Since moving to Cantabria, water has become essential in her work: a metaphor for the flow of life, for permanence, and for change. The sea acts as a reflection of consciousness and collective memory, a space where forms merge. Matter and spirit, depth and surface, silence and movement.

Painter, sculptor, and poet, REMED’s work unfolds as a manifesto of hope. His practice appeals to a conscious vision of the world, where “Love” acts as a guiding thread and unifying principle. Omnipresent, humble, and essential, “Love” does not intoxicate: it illuminates. “It is true, it is here. It is the other and it is me.”

The highlight of the evening was an incredible performance directed by Macarena Girón, featuring dancer Inés Valderas. The historic Greenhouse was transformed into a veritable light box for the occasion. The performance blurred the boundaries between painting, words, and movement. Inés, enveloped in a spectacular, exclusive design by AYT Studio, whose prints directly engaged with Remed’s symbolism, embodied the Muse in a narrative that began with the whisper of a poem and culminated in a complete fusion of body and canvas.

The audience witnessed the scene through the greenhouse’s glass windows, where the choreography unfolded on two levels: while Remed wrote verses on the ground-floor panes, Inés awoke on the upper level like an ethereal apparition. Under Macarena Girón’s direction, the dance transcended mere interpretation, becoming the final touch that completed the French artist’s work.

The opening was a resounding success. It welcomed the most prominent figures in Madrid’s art scene, where media, collectors, designers, architects, artists, clients, and friends enjoyed an incredible evening hosted by the artists; the finest catering by BeChic, wines from D.O. Rueda and Bodegas Bela, Alhambra beers, and top-notch sound courtesy of Bang & Olufsen, presented by Love Your Time.

The exhibition will close on March 27th. After that date, the sale of artwork will continue online. Download the catalog.

Bang & Olufsen, a Danish company with 95 years of tradition, creates emblematic and iconic audiovisual equipment. Leaders in both technological quality and timeless design, crafted with premium materials and artisanal techniques. We will enjoy their elegant pieces, a musical heritage, to accompany our exhibition with the finest sound.

D.O. Rueda, a designation of origin established in 1980, was the first recognized in Castile and León. The production area comprises 74 municipalities in the provinces of Valladolid, Segovia, and Ávila. D.O. Rueda specializes in the production of white wines, widely recognized both nationally and internationally.

Bodegas Bela is a tribute to the founders of CVNE, featuring unique vineyards and a winery. It is a further example of CVNE’s model, based on the production of high-quality, artisanal, and traditional wines, and a unique wine tourism destination in the heart of the designation.

Bechic Catering, a boutique catering company based in Madrid, will be with us for all our special occasions.

Macarena Girón, dancer, choreographer, and creator, develops her artistic practice by bringing contemporary dance to unconventional spaces, investigating the relationship between body, architecture, and context. Her work lies at the intersection of movement and space, generating performative interventions that expand the traditional boundaries of the stage and activate new forms of perception. She has developed her career as a choreographer and performer in various companies and independent projects. Currently, she works as a freelancer, collaborating with artists and companies to activate spaces through movement.

Inés Valderas, a Spanish performer, dancer, and creator based in Madrid, studied Educational Psychology and trained as a dancer at the Conservatorio Superior de Danza (Higher Conservatory of Dance). As a contemporary dance performer, she was a member of the Losdedae company, directed by Chevi Muraday, for over ten years, where she performed a wide repertoire including works such as “Le Planchere,” “Return,” “Teresa ora al alma,” “Más muerta que viva,” and “Sumérgete.” She has also worked on pieces choreographed by Antonio Ruz, Humanhood, and Sadeck Waff, as well as on dance-theater productions such as “Forever Van Gogh,” directed by Ignasi Vidal. In the operatic field, she has worked under the direction of Robert Carsen in “Idomeneo, Re di Creta” and Claus Guth in “Mitridate, Re di Ponto,” with choreography by Sommer Ulrickson. In the music and audiovisual fields, she has collaborated with national and international artists such as Tove Lo, Dellafuente, Angel Stanich, and Judeline & Yerai Cortes, and has worked on campaigns for brands such as Moët & Chandon, Avon, Kenzo, Cupra, and Helena Rohner, among others. As a creator, she is the co-founder of Ginebra Movement, where she works as a movement director and choreographer for commercial and fashion projects and campaigns. In addition, she is a performer and co-author of the dance short films “AWARE” and “HABITAT”, the latter winning the Standard Vision Showcase Award at the LA Dance Film Festival and selected for eight international festivals.

Photos of the exhibition and opening: Nieves Díaz

Video: Matriusca