Saucebook Sundays Presents

Gaia's Daughters - Women's Connection to the Earth

Open Editions from Beatriz Urrutia

About the Artworks

"Gaia's Daughters: Women's Connection to the Earth" is an art collection that celebrates the deep and profound relationship between women and the natural world. The collection takes its inspiration from the ancient Greek concept of Gaia, the goddess of the earth, and seeks to explore the many ways in which women have always been intimately connected to the rhythms and cycles of the natural world.

From powerful images of women rooted firmly in the earth, to striking portraits that depict women as fierce and compassionate guardians of the earth, "Gaia's Daughters" offers a rich and diverse array of works that speak to the complex relationship between women and the environment. Each piece is infused with a sense of reverence and awe for the natural world, and invites viewers to contemplate the many ways in which we are all part of a larger, interconnected ecosystem.

Whether viewed as individual works of art or as part of a larger collection, each piece in "Gaia's Daughters" is a powerful testament to the enduring power and beauty of the natural world.

About the Artist

My name is Beatriz, and I'm an artist based in Almería, Spain. Though I began my career as a mathematician, I soon realized that my passion lay in the world of art and photography.

For me, photography has always been a way of telling stories, capturing moments and emotions that might otherwise be lost to time. It's a medium that allows me to express myself in ways that words simply can't.

Each of my pieces is imbued with its own unique story and meaning, drawn from my own experiences and the world around me. Whether I'm working in photography, drawing, web design, or AI, I'm always seeking out new ways to explore and experiment with the creative process.

As a free soul with a restless mind, I'm constantly pushing myself to grow and evolve as an artist. I believe that art has the power to save lives, to transform the way we see ourselves and the world around us. And I'm committed to using my own work to inspire, provoke, and challenge viewers in new and unexpected ways.

Read more about the publisher and get up to date curation and creation news here

The Open Editions will run for 24 hours from 5pm EST on 12th March, and are priced at $29 each