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Jana Martínez .. capri

2003

Jana Martínez (2003) is a Barcelona-based artist whose multidisciplinary practice moves between audiovisual work, set design, textiles, and creative direction. Her work is driven by an ongoing exploration of materials, aesthetics, and personal narratives, allowing her practice to constantly evolve through processes of experimentation, modification, and refinement.

She recently graduated in Fine Arts from BAU, Centre Universitari d’Arts i Disseny de Barcelona. During her studies, she completed an Erasmus exchange programme in Fine Arts at Kingston University in London in 2024. Previously, she studied Fashion Design at IED Barcelona during the 2021–2022 academic year, an experience that continues to inform her interest in textiles, the body, and materiality.

Jana Martínez (2003) es una artista afincada en Barcelona cuya práctica multidisciplinar se mueve entre el trabajo audiovisual, el diseño de sets, el textil y la dirección creativa. Su trabajo parte de una exploración constante de los materiales, la estética y las narrativas personales, permitiendo que su práctica evolucione a través de procesos de experimentación, transformación y desarrollo.

Recientemente se graduó en Bellas Artes por BAU, Centre Universitari d’Arts i Disseny de Barcelona. Durante sus estudios realizó un programa de intercambio Erasmus en Bellas Artes en Kingston University, Londres, en 2024. Anteriormente, estudió Diseño de Moda en IED Barcelona durante el curso 2021–2022, una experiencia que continúa influyendo en su interés por los textiles, el cuerpo y la materialidad.

Material Experimentation

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Bioplastic Material Exploration

Textile Sublimation

Armour // plastic construction

3D printing

Moldable Rubber Dress // black tire-textured rubber, silver buttons

DESCRIPTION

This ongoing exploration brings together a selection of material experiments developed throughout my practice. Working across both analogue and digital processes, I experiment with materials and techniques including bioplastics, sublimation, 3D printing, laser cutting and engraving.

A recurring interest within these explorations is the transformation of materials into clothing, investigating how their properties, textures and behaviours can inform the shape and construction of wearable pieces. Rather than following a fixed outcome, these experiments develop through testing, manipulation and making, allowing each material to suggest new possibilities.

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