The Iberian Collection

The Iberian Collection explores enduring dualities—light and shadow, control and chaos, ritual and instinct—presenting the event as a living expression of cultural identity. About At the heart of the series lies the ceremonial sport of bullfighting. It is interpreted not merely as spectacle, but as an indigenous art form and performance rooted in Andalusian tradition, whose origins predate the arrival of the Celts, Romans, Levantines and Moors, as well as modern European integration. The opening act sees the matador demonstrate his cape ( capote ) skills in the Farol de Rodillas . The contest then progresses through the Tercio de Banderillas , in which the banderilleros place three pairs of decorated barbed darts into the bull. In the final act, the matador exchanges the capote for the smaller red muleta , entering the Hora de la Verdad — the hour of truth. The T oro Bravo faces the matador in the ultimate dance of death. All artworks are available for sale exclusively at the venue. Read more Toggle Painting