MARIA TERESA MOLNER

María Teresa Molner was born in Barcelona. She discovered the art of painting at a young age, and at just 11 years old, her parents enrolled her in the Llotja Fine Arts Academy in Barcelona, ​​where at 17, she graduated as the youngest student in the academy's history.
After completing her studies, her artistic work extended beyond Spain's borders. She moved to London, where she has one of her studios, and another in Salou, Tarragona.
She enjoys depicting landscapes of England and Catalonia in her works, exploring themes of observation, light, and serenity with her Impressionist style. She applies vibrant pigments and uses a palette knife to give texture and freedom to her expressive and voluminous works.

Her art is a vivid oasis that radiates emotional depth and conveys both liberation and profound resilience. He has received numerous honorary awards and has held a significant number of exhibitions, both solo and group, in Catalonia and internationally, including: those at United Artists in Westminster Central Hall, London; Chelsea Town Hall, London; Parallax Art Fare, Kensington High Street, London; M.A.D.S Gallery, Milan; "La Pedrera de Barcelona" with MADS Gallery, Milan; Manhattan, USA; Times Square, New York, USA; the Carrousel ou Louvre, Paris; and those held in London at the Leicester Square, Oxford Circus, Liverpool Street, and Bethnal Green Road tube stations.