Artworks

Nicolás Bonilla

La Herradora

200 ceramic rocks and painted wood cabinet

105 x 105 x 5 cm

2022

Nicolás Bonilla

Santillana del Mar

225 ceramic rocks and painted wood cabinet

105 x 105 x 5 cm

2022

Nicolás Bonilla

Monfragüe

130 ceramic rocks and painted wood cabinet

105 x 105 x 5 cm

2023

Nicolás Bonilla

Usera

200 ceramic rocks and painted wood cabinet

105 x 105 x 5 cm

2022

Nicolás Bonilla

Flysch de Zumaia

200 ceramic rocks and painted wood cabinet

105 x 105 x 5 cm

2023

Nicolás Bonilla

Lanzarote

720 ceramic rocks and painted wood cabinet

150 x 240 x 5 cm

2022

Nicolás Bonilla

Hoces del Duratón

130 ceramic rocks and painted wood cabinet

105 x 105 x 5 cm

2023

Nicolás Bonilla

Marismas del Barbate

99 ceramic rocks and painted wood cabinet

75 x 75 x 5 cm

2022

Nicolás Bonilla

Cañón del Sil

99 ceramic rocks and painted wood cabinet

75 x 75 x 5 cm

2022

Nicolás Bonilla

Valle de Baztán

99 ceramic rocks and painted wood cabinet

75 x 75 x 5 cm

2022

Nicolás Bonilla

Ciudad Encantada

200 ceramic rocks and painted wood cabinet

75 x 75 x 5 cm

2022

Nicolás Bonilla

Icnitas de Enciso

99 ceramic rocks and painted wood cabinet

75 x 75 x 5 cm

2022

Nicolás Bonilla

Monte Perdido

200 ceramic rocks and painted wood cabinet

75 x 75 x 5 cm

2023

Nicolás Bonilla

Malvarrosa

90 ceramic rocks and painted wood cabinet

75 x 75 x 5 cm

2023

Nicolás Bonilla

Cap de Creus

200 ceramic rocks and painted wood cabinet

105 x 105 x 5 cm

2023

La Herradora
Santillana del Mar
Monfragüe
Usera
Flysch de Zumaia
Lanzarote
Hoces del Duratón
Marismas del Barbate
Cañón del Sil
Valle de Baztán
Ciudad Encantada
Icnitas de Enciso
Monte Perdido
Malvarrosa
Cap de Creus

Artist

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Nicolás Bonilla

Nicolás Bonilla (1984) is a historian with a specialization in Art History and Theory from the Universidad de los Andes (Colombia) and a Master in Curatorial Studies from the University of Essex (UK). He currently lives in Madrid where he is pursuing a PhD in Fine Arts at the Universidad Complutense.

Nicolás has worked in different public institutions as a curator and researcher and has built a solid career as an artist. In 2019, his project La Jarra Blanca de Martín was the winner of the Creation Grant for Artists of the Colombian Ministry of Culture. In 2021, the project Partículas Elementales was awarded the first prize in the National Culture Awards, 45 Salón Nacional de Artes de Colombia.

His work has been exhibited in different private galleries, public cultural spaces and international art fairs. Several of his works are part of important collections in Colombia, among them: Museo la Tertulia (Cali), Museo de Arte Moderno (Medellín), Museo de la Universidad de Antioquia (Medellín), Museo del Río Magdalena (Honda), Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Bogotá, Museo de Antioquia (Medellín).