05/05/2026
Casa
Manuel Teixeira Gomes
The exhibition explores the silent strength and vulnerability that women carry today. The work reflects on society’s expectations, resilience, and the invisible emotional weight that many women bear.
Through layered textures and expressive forms, I examine the idea of “falling” not as failure, but as a moment of transformation — a space between pressure and power. Helena becomes a symbol of modern femininity: complex, enduring, and deeply human.
Helena versus Alexa, the broken woman.
The artist is not limited to landscape. Although deeply rooted in place and the environment, her practice expands to include the portrait of the modern woman. She is open and ready to present works that explore identity, resilience, and contemporary femininity, alongside her connection to the land and the atmosphere.
