Teresa Vall Palou

Teresa Vall Palou (Lleida, Spain,1951-2026) is a self-taught artist with a long career who, since the mid-1990s, has developed a body of work marked by plastic research, formal experimentation, and deep creative introspection. Initially oriented toward a career in science, specializing in veterinary studies, she decided to follow her vocation and devote herself fully to artistic practice.

Her painting, both rigorous and instinctive, belongs to a line of organic abstraction in which nature, biology, and color are fundamental elements. Her compositions, articulated through gesture and matter, create a visual universe of intense expressive power, where the strength of the stroke and the density of color act as vehicles of meaning.

The entirety of her production reflects a continuous attitude of experimentation, understood as an ongoing process of testing and constant revision between intuition and thought. An artist with a strong interdisciplinary character, Vall Palou develops her work across various fields — painting, printmaking, drawing, sculpture, ceramics, installation, and artist’s books — maintaining in all of them a conceptual and formal coherence. Her work expresses a sustained relationship with nature and a desire to translate, through the language of color and matter, the tensions and emotions inherent in human experience.