dead. The artist interprets her work as an exorcism of her personal fears and a tribute to artists like Sánchez-Cotán. Distopía literal This artwork reflects on the concept of happiness, since the Enactment of the Cadiz Constitution until nowadays. It's a visual combination of posters, wooden signs, stickers, banners, and other artistic creations. It includes a collection of popular sayings, newspaper clippings and institutional text, one for each year since the creation of La Pepa, as 1812's Spanish constitution is popularly known. Using 200 written texts from more than 50 countries, this artwork offers a tour through the idea of happiness. Starting with the post French Revolution through Romantic Nihilism, the Antislavery and Post Colonial movements, the women's rights and the Industrial Revolution. The workers' rights and scientific advances in society. It is a chronological mosaic emphasizing this complex concept, happiness. Featured exhibitions 1998 – Fan Club Collection 1: Sam Sheppard, Arriola Kultur Aretoa, Elorrio 2004 – Galeria Bilkin, Bilbao 2009 – Shuffle, Espai 13, Fundació Joan Miró, Barcelona 2010 – New Work Werkraum Godula Buchholz, Denklingen, Germany References Basque painters 1972 births Living people