Olga de Amaral's Artworks

Alquimia 99 (2007) by Olga de Amaral — woven linen with gesso, acrylic, and gold leaf forming textured, luminous geometric surface.

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Gran Muro (2024) by Olga de Amaral — large textile installation with layered woven textures creating light-responsive sculptural effect.

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Brumas by Olga de Amaral — textile installation with layered woven forms creating floating, light-responsive sculptural environment.

Installation view of Olga de Amaral’s textile work at ICA Miami (May–October 2025), highlighting woven textures and light.

Entorno Quieto 5 (1993) by Olga de Amaral — horsehair and wool vertical weaving forming textured, light-responsive sculptural screen.

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Lienzo Ceremonial III (1987) by Olga de Amaral — painted linen with woven threads forming textured, sculptural surface.

Bruma T by Olga de Amaral exhibited at MAXXI L’Aquila — layered textile installation with dynamic colors and forms.

Installation view of Brumas Q, R and T (2014) by Olga de Amaral, acrylic, gesso and cotton on wood, exploring light and space.

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Muro tejido terruño 3 [Woven Wall Homestead] (1969) by Olga de Amaral — woven wool wall piece with rich texture and earthy tones.

Olga de Amaral, installation of Estelas 19, 58, 59, 60 & 66: floating gold-gessoed fabric strips, sculptural monoliths.

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Alquimia XVII (1984) by Olga de Amaral — linen, gesso, gold, and paint creating textured, vertical woven strips with luminous effect.

Luz blanca [White Light] (1969/2010) by Olga de Amaral — polyethylene sculpture with layered sheets creating luminous architectural effect.

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Nudo 19 (turquesa) (2014) by Olga de Amaral — vertical knotted linen, plaster, and acrylic sculpture in turquoise with textured surface.

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Naturaleza Mora (1979–1981) by Olga de Amaral — cotton, linen, and horsehair vertical weaving with textured, flowing surface.

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