Shapó Olé Gallery

Gaucín (Málaga), Spain

Artists

Fernanda J. Carregado
Laura Ray
Marta Bernad
Maria Egea

Exhibition

Inspired by the light and tranquillity of Gaucín, an artistic enclave in southern Spain, the artists at Shapó Olé Gallery bring their feminine perspective to Madrid to transform a hotel room into a temporary, intimate and welcoming home. Habitando el viaje (Inhabiting the Journey) is a collective project in which four female artists engage in dialogue through different languages—painting, sculpture and engraving—in an exhibition born of freedom, playfulness and a connection to a shared territory. The exhibition is conceived as an exercise in spontaneous creation: a conversation between shapes, colours and gestures that construct an organic, warm and deeply human scene. Each artist presents previously unseen works in small and medium formats, conceived especially for Hybrid 2026 and faithful to their personal language. The project invites visitors not only to contemplate, but also to inhabit art: to pause, look, feel and, why not, take a unique piece home with them. On this journey, art does not impose itself: it accompanies.

About the exhibitor

In Gaucín, Shapó Olé has established a space for contemporary art, dedicated to painting, sculpture, photography and engraving. More than a traditional gallery, it is a platform for artistic exploration, promoting an authentic connection between the artist, the work and the viewer.

The artists featured in the gallery have been selected with the aim of carrying out joint fieldwork in close collaboration. This ongoing, close relationship allows for the presentation of solid, coherent projects that reflect both a shared identity and a commitment to conscious curation.

At Shapó Olé, we believe in art as a process, dialogue, and community. Each exhibition is the result of a shared journey, where both aesthetics and conceptual depth are valued. Our purpose is to generate transformative and accessible experiences, building a more inclusive and participatory visual culture.

Director
Fernanda J. Carregado

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