SC Gallery

“Nat tbd” — oil on wood, 70 × 50 cm.
From the group exhibition “Erretratu02”, on view until 30 June

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IVÁN FLORO
“Portrait of Marc” — Oil on linen, 70 × 50 cm

CAMILA MIHKELSOO
“Reflect” — Oil on canvas, 70 × 50 cm

SILVIA LERMO
“between sorrows and flowers” — Acrylic on canvas, 70 × 50 cm

Works belonging to the group show ErreTratu 02.
Until 30 june

“Oxana”
Acrylic & pencil on paper
66 × 50 cm

Proud to share this work as part of the group show “Erretratu #02” by Ángeles Agrela.

Huge thanks to for making this collaboration possible.

“oxana”
acrylic and pencil on paper
66 (h) × 50 (w) cm

this work is part of the group show “Erretratu #02”, by Ángeles Agrela.

special thanks to for collaborating

Erretratu #02 group show
Sebas Velasco + Fátima de Juan +
Imon Boy

Until 30 june

SC Gallery marks 18 years of activity and celebrates with the opening of Erretratu II (Portrait II), the second edition of a group exhibition dedicated to the contemporary portrait. This exhibition offers a critical reexamination of the human figure and its forms of representation in the current context, fostering a dialogue between tradition and the contemporary.
The exhibition brings together artists associated with the gallery alongside collaborators and guests, forming a diverse array of perspectives and artistic approaches.
The portrait: from classical permanence to fragmented identity
In Spanish, retrato (portrait) comes from the Latin verb retrahere, “to make (someone or something) go back”, and in classical painting it became established as a representational device linked to permanence, status and the construction of a stable identity. For centuries, the portrait adhered to precise formal conventions, aimed at cementing the image of the individual within a specific symbolic and social framework.
In contrast, contemporary practice has shifted from this model towards a more unstable and fragmentary conception. The portrait no longer seeks merely to preserve an image, but to capture the mutable condition of the subject, shaped by dynamics of change and the influence of the digital environment. In this context, identity is presented as a process in constant reform rather than as a fixed entity.

The exhibition brings together a collection of works that articulate this transition between the classical and the contemporary, exploring different approaches to figurative painting. The portrait is thus conceived not only as an aesthetic category, but as a field of tension from which to interpret the transformations in the way of conceiving and representing the individual today.

“Tan solo x tu amor”, 2026. ANA BARRIGA
Oil, enamel, marker and spray on canvas
50 × 70 cm

featured in the group show “Erretratu02” at SC Gallery
Until 30 june

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Carla Fuente
“The co‑pilot” (2026)
Oil on linen — 70 × 50 cm

As part of the collective exhibition “Erretratu 02”

“A 6 and a 4” — Paco Pomet
Oil on linen · 70 × 50 cm

Part of the collective exhibition Erretratu, 2026
On view at SC Gallery