Lau Vago develops an abstract pictorial practice in which matter, color, and gesture become the vectors of a sensitive exploration of inner life.
Her work draws on both intuition and mastery, giving rise to compositions where fragility and power, chaos and harmony coexist. Through ink, pigments, acrylic, and sometimes gold leaf applied to linen canvas, the artist constructs a personal visual language based on the vibration of materials and the expressiveness of gesture.
Her works explore emotional memory, states of transition, intimate wounds, and bursts of joy. The circle motif frequently appears as a form of anchor or direction, a symbol of fullness, light, or hope, without ever being systematic. It sometimes emerges as an obvious element, giving way to a more diffuse movement and leaving room for open narration.
Lau Vago claims a degree of chance in her creation: certain textures, cracks, or nuances emerge freely, while others are meticulously crafted. This tension between spontaneity and structure runs through her entire body of work, reflecting a deeply human vision where free will finds its full expression.
