Maria Linares Freire is an artist from Andalucia, Spain, now based in London. Since 1998, she has been pioneering the fusion of art and science through geometry, frequencies, and vibrations, drawing inspiration from celestial bodies and quantum mechanics. Her work spans fine art, muralism, photography, and digital media, exploring the deep interconnectedness of life and the universe.

Maria's innovative spirit is evident in her collaborations with NASA and SpaceX. Her art has been honored by NASA, and in 2023, her work traveled to the International Space Station, showcasing her cosmic-scale exploration of art and science. Her exhibitions at esteemed venues like The Glass House in London and international art fairs have earned her prestigious awards, including the Faces of Peace International Art Prize and the Leonardo da Vinci International Prize in 2022.

Featured in publications such as SEISMA Magazine and Aesthetica Magazine, Maria has also contributed to contemporary art books and platforms like British Women Artists and Circle Foundation for the Arts. She continues to push creative boundaries by exploring digital arts and video editing.

As the Director of Artist Relations for Holo Art Io, Maria collaborates with visionaries to elevate consciousness through collective co-creations. Through her art, Maria aims to inspire audiences, fostering a profound sense of interconnectedness and unity.

Specialism: Art & Science, Creative Labs, Environment/Conservation/Eco-Embodied/Horticulture, Journaling/Writing, Mindfulness, Painting/Drawing, Visual Arts

Other social links: https://www.instagram.com/marialinaresfreire.art

Photo credit: Jagoda Kotlarz

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