PRESS
Photo: Filbert T. Kung
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‘Her inspirations are collective and multicultural...’
Essay by Annabel Keenan
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‘Themes of sacrifice, spirituality, and humanity’s intricate connection to nature…’
Vogue, 2025
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‘Haunting interpretations of brutal, age-old rituals…’
Artnet News, 2025
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'She creates whimsical paintings that verge on the surreal—tender yet lonely depictions of animals in familiar landscapes.'
Air Mail, 2025
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'The understated artist has been honing her craft for more than a decade...'
New York Post, 2025
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'The images are pastoral, spiritual, and verge on the surreal. There is also tenderness.'
Air Mail Arts Intel Report, 2025
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'...our bond with nature, loss, guilt, shame, vulnerability...'
De Tijd (Belgium), 2025
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'Profound symbolism behind her latest work...'
HOLA!, 2025
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'...maîtrise technique traditionnelle et profondeur psychologique et spirituelle d’inspiration ancienne.'
Le Soir (Belgium), 2025
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‘Resonant and deceptively layered... simmering with ancient questions...’
Avenue, 2025
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‘Ferrer succeeds in exploring universal themes such as guilt, grief, and redemption...’
The Stylemate (Germany), 2025
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'A poignant body of work that looks at the complex and fragile relationship between man, animal, and Nature. '
MutualArt, 2025
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‘Her work invites viewers to grapple with questions about humanity’s relationship with nature…’
ArtDependence, 2025
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‘Marked by ancient traditions and practices that seem otherworldly...’
Curatorial (Romania), 2025
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"...un lirismo particolare, dato dai colori terrosi che ricordano un Altrove...'
Papillon Mag, 2025
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'Mystery and hope: Ferrer exhibit delivers a sense of wonder'
New Bedford Light, 2025
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'Resonating deeply with the emotions many are currently facing...'
PhotoBook Magazine, 2025