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Regina Dejiménez (Madrid) textile artist, craftswoman, and creative researcher, blends technique and sensitivity to bring emotionally resonant pieces to life. Her work, at the intersection of art, craft, and design, is born from a deep connection to nature and its processes. Each texture, sculpture, or object is a sensory exploration where the invisible takes shape. She collaborates closely with architects, scenographers, and designers to create unique experiences that awaken perception and wonder.

Oro Blanco is an installation by Regina Dejiménez that transforms Spanish wool into an emotional, political, and sensory language. Through textile sculptures, iron furniture, and sound recordings, Regina creates an immersive landscape that explores the expressive power of a historically overlooked material: wool as heritage, as identity, and as a vision for the future.

The project reflects on rural abandonment, disappearing crafts, and the role of handmade creation in shaping a more socially and environmentally conscious world. Soft, organic wool forms interact with sharp iron structures, embodying the tension between nature and industry, emotion and structure.

Oro Blanco is more than a work of art, it’s a living architecture that invites us to touch, listen, and reflect. An experience that turns material into a web of relationships, memory, and shared beauty.