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A given image (a found image) is an excuse to initiate a series or several, a compendium of formal problems to be resolved. This is a rational approach in order to start a creative process, in which the material (the canvas, the wool, the MDF, felt, lace, etc) has also been ‘found’.
The works shown in this gallery share a period in time that covers several years, and a similar technique – a process. This process is called by Fernandez ‘the power of transformation’, which comes from the ability to adapt, whatever the given circumstances, materials, subject - matter and media. After all, for Fernandez the most important thing is not to stop the creative process, since there is nothing she fears as much as the stagnation.

Hay Fever in Two Planes

1999 - 2007
Mixed technique, collage and wool on canvas. Felt, MDF
114 x 87 cm approx.

Hay Fever in Two Planes, detail

Nest Occupied

1999 - 2007
Mixed technique, collage and wool on canvas. Felt, MDF
114 x 87 cm approx.

This is Just The Everyday Walk in the Park

2001 - 07
Charcoal, acrylic, collage (lace, wool), metal on canvas, felt, MDF.
114 x 100 approx.

This is Just The Everyday Walk in the Park, detail

Snow Flakes, Dogs, Upheaval and my Favorite Dress on a Sofa

2002 - 07
Charcoal, acrylic, collage (lace, wool), metal on canvas. Felt, MDF
115 x 110 cm approx.

Snow Flakes, Dogs, Upheaval and my Favorite Dress on a Sofa, detail

Snow Flakes, Dogs, Upheaval and my Favorite Dress on a Sofa, detail

Forgive, I didn't shave today (before going for a walk, in the lovely, jubbly park and visit the beautiful pond with carp fish).

2002 - 04
Wool, acrylic, oil pastel, metal rings on canvas, timber structure.
160 x 200 cm.

Forgive, I didn't shave today , detail