C’est Noël at BAAL Gallery offered a contemplative celebration of nature, embracing its formal and symbolic diversity as a metaphor for renewal, harmony, and togetherness. The exhibition explored nature in motion, nature reflected, and nature amplified—framing it as a source of both aesthetic inspiration and universal values.

Participating Artists:

• Farzaneh Ghadyanloo
   Her fragmented female figures evoke resilience and rebirth. Butterflies symbolize transformation, and flowing hair represents femininity and desire.
• Cristina Villacieros
   Her serene birds and magnolia flowers suggest elegance, freedom, and a deep connection to home and belonging, rendered in earthy greens and browns.
• Jordi Domingo
   Through detailed observation and refined post-production, Domingo captures the fragility and majesty of flora and fauna with technical mastery.
• Minu Sostres
   Her sculptures in bronze, polished steel, and stone invite tactile dialogue with the viewer, grounding the abstract in the sensory and primordial.
• Maurice Montero
   His kinetic sculptures—crafted from wood, metal, leather, paper, or bamboo—move with clockwork precision, surprising the viewer with their mechanical poetry.
• Natalia Laínez
   Her work explores the home as a symbolic refuge, navigating between openness and emotional tension—expressing vulnerability, fear, and memory.
• Siavash Sufi Nejad
   Reinterpreting ancient techniques like mosaic in a contemporary key, he bridges tradition and modernity, evoking a sense of timelessness.
• Verónica Mar
   Her organic sculptural language reflects a search for spiritual balance, echoing nature’s rhythms and its playful arrangement of matter.