• Saturday 10 May: Cristina Megías in the exhibition Jorge Satorre. Ría.

• Thursday 22 May: Clara Sánchez Sala in the exhibition Rodríguez-Méndez. Humours and Thicknesses.

• Thursday 29 May: Maya Pita-Romero in the exhibition Rodríguez-Méndez. Humours and Thicknesses.

Cristina Mejías (Jerez de la Frontera, 1986) is a visual artist with a bachelor’s in Fine Arts from Madrid and NCAD in Dublin. She conducted part of her artistic practice in Berlin, and later returned to Madrid, where she did a Master’s in Art and Creation Research at the Complutense University, and where she currently lives and works. She has recently exhibited her work individually at international institutions like Museo Patio Herreriano (Valladolid), RoyalMount (Montreal, Canada), Vinya dels artistes (Lérida), Centro de Arte Párraga (Murcia), Teatro La Capilla along with Víctor Colmenero Mir (CDMX, MX), Provincial Museum of Cádiz, Provincial Museum of Jaén, Blueproject Foundation (Barcelona) and the Museo Arte Contemporáneo del Zulia (Maracaibo, VZ). Her work can currently be seen in a solo show at C3A (Córdoba).
She has also participated in collective shows at venues like La Casa Encendida (Madrid), Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporáneo CAAC (Seville), Centre del Carme (Valencia), Krinzinger Schottenfeld of Galerie Krinzinger (Vienna, AUT), Chapelle St Jacques Centre d'Art Contemporain (Saint-Gaudens, FR), Casal Solleric (Palma), Kindred Spirit (Lisbon, PT), Círculo Bellas Artes (Madrid), Impronta (Guadalajara, MX), ProyectoH (CDMX, MX), SCAN Projects (London, UK), CentroCentro (Madrid), Tabakalera (San Sebastián), C3A (Córdoba), Fundación Mendoza (Caracas, VZ), Artothèque (Bourdeau, FR), TEA (Tenerife) and the Centro Cultural de España (Montevideo, UY; Lima, PE; Concepción, CL; Rosario, AR).

Clara Sánchez Sala (Alicante, 1987) is a multidisciplinary artist whose approach revolves around personal exploration and investigation into femininity and its symbols, using sculpture as her primary medium of expression. She uses materials that forge an intimate connection with the human body in her works, redefining or situating it within the context of our culture.
Clara holds a bachelor’s in Fine Arts from the UCLM, a master’s in Theory of Photography and Artistic Projects from the UEM and a master’s in Art and Creation Research from the UCM. She has been the resident artist at venues like Manoir de la Moissie (Belvès, 2023), Hangar (Lisbon, 2017) and ADDAYA Centre d'Art Contemporani (Mallorca, 2018).
Her solo exhibitions include Galerie Sator, Paris; Galería do Sol, Oporto; A Pick Gallery, Turin; ATM Gallery, Gijón; and the Museu Nacional Soares dos Reis, Oporto. In 2025, she will present solo shows at the Centro de Arte de Alcobendas, the Galería Nieves Fernández and the Galeria Ocupa in Oporto. She has participated in group exhibitions at institutions and galleries like Galerie Sturm & Schober, Vienna; Galería Arróniz, Mexico City; Centre del Carme, Valencia; Galerie Sator, Paris (2024); Centro Cultural Vila Flor, Guimarães (2023); Museo de Arte Abstracto de Cuenca, Cuenca; and Espai d’Art Contemporani de Castelló (2021), among others.
Her works are found in important public and private collections, like the Fundación Sorigué, the CA2M Museum, the Fundación Otazu, the DKV Collection and the Contemporary Art Collection of the government of Valencia, among others.

Maya Pita-Romero (1999) is a visual artist with a degree in Fine Arts. Through installation and sculpture, she investigates the transformations of ecosystems and their connection to bodily processes. Her work explores intimacy through monstrosity, the abject, fear, tenderness, and delicacy. She articulates new imaginaries and forms of care through fiction, where our bodies and nature intertwine with traditional practices. Her pieces are composed of organic elements and materials that change, mutate, and evolve over time—plants and textiles that, when combined with components like latex, acquire different flexibilities and formal possibilities, delving into the similarities between human bodies and the plant world.

Her work has been presented at institutions such as Matadero Madrid, La Escocesa, Museo Centro de Arte Dos de Mayo (CA2M), Fundació Joan Miró, and independent spaces like Casa Antillón. She has been awarded the Prize of the 33rd Edition of Circuitos de Artes Plásticas by the Community of Madrid, curated by Violeta Janeiro, as well as the WeNow Young Artists Award. She participated in the ARCO 2025 art fair with El Chico. In 2024, she held her first solo exhibition, From Within, It Seems Something Sprouts, at El Chico; she has also taken part in group exhibitions at Galería Pradiauto (as part of the acquisition prize from Nebrija University), the Círculo de Bellas Artes, and i23 Gallery.