The exhibition of paintings will be available to the public from September 1 to 17, with free entry. The Estepona Town Hall announces that the artist Paloma Ripollés will be showcasing her most recent pieces starting September 1st in a new solo exhibition at Room 1 of Casa de Las Tejerinas, situated in Plaza de las Flores. Originating from Madrid, the painter will display large-scale works from the ‘Heartbeats’ series, which are highly characteristic of her contemporary style. These works feature vibrant colors and a refined technique, conveying emotions and showcasing the richness of color and texture. Visitors can explore the exhibition until September 17, from Tuesday to Friday between 09:00 and 20:00, and on Saturdays from 09:00 to 14:00 and 16:00 to 20:00, with free admission. Paloma Ripollés is a skilled painter specializing in painting and engraving. A native of Madrid and a resident of Estepona, she pursued Fine Arts at the Complutense University of Madrid. Following her time in Florence, where she held her inaugural exhibition, and completing a master’s program at the International University of Art, her artistic career flourished. Her works have been displayed in Rome and various prestigious Spanish galleries, earning accolades from art connoisseurs. Throughout her extensive career, she has garnered praise from renowned art critics, who highlight her distinct and individualistic style influenced by Benjamin Palencia’s painting, the Indalian school, and Sorolla’s tradition. ‘Art has the power to touch the soul, conveying ideas, thoughts, and emotions. My art is how I engage with the world, expressing my innermost feelings,’ she states. Paloma has exhibited her creations over 25 times worldwide, including in Florence, Panama, Nantes, and Miami, as well as in Spain, in cities like Madrid, Toledo, Malaga, Caceres, Pamplona, and Valencia, among others.