aDona't Cycle: Exhibition 'Mom, I Want to Be an Artist' by Maria Cazorla

'Mom, I Want to Be an Artist' is an exhibition created from the perspective of a woman and emerging artist, inviting the public to observe our surroundings and reflect on the challenges faced by contemporary society. The new generations are confronted with a reality marked by inequality, information overload, housing crises, and loss of identity in large cities. In this context, being a woman and aspiring to be an artist often involves a triple struggle: personal recognition, finding a place in a traditionally male-dominated art world, and asserting a unique voice that deserves to be heard. Additionally, the rapid pace of technological progress and overexposure on social media create constant pressure to showcase oneself, stand out, and adapt, often at the cost of losing authenticity. Collective values fade, and the sense of disconnection grows. This exhibition serves as a voice that rises to express the need to build a personal narrative, an imaginary, and a place within the art world. Ultimately, it offers a sought-after pause to allow us to view the world from a different perspective.