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A close up photo of artist Isabela Miñana Lovelace. She smiles while looking away from the camera.

Isabela Miñana Lovelace

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Isabela Miñana Lovelace was born in Los Angeles, CA. She graduated from Brown University with degrees in Visual Art with Honors and Geological Sciences. Her work is heavily influenced by disasters, especially the impact of earthquakes, Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico, mudslides and fires. In her work, she explores the themes of comfort, home, connection, and materiality in relation to disaster. Lovelace’s work has been included in various group exhibitions, such as “The Juried Art Show” at the Granoff Center, curated by David Antonio Cruz and Akiko Ichikawa. For her 2020 solo show, she embellished comforters with beads and recycled produce nets to create associations with materials and allude to the presence of the body.

Featured Artwork

Beads and nets sewn together in a patchwork pattern of red, black, and green.
Isabela Miñana Lovelace. My Network, La Red, 2020. 20"x 40" Beads, canvas thread, produce nets.
Tarp and produce nets embroidered and beaded onto an orange floral quilted comforter.
Isabela Minana Lovelace. Un Edredón para los Turistas. 2020. Comforter, tarp bag, beads, canvas thread, produce nets, 75"x 53", Image courtesy of the artist..