Artist: Ale Osollo
[Image Credit: Nacho Guerrero]
Some artworks decorate a space. Others completely alter the atmosphere the moment you walk into the room.
Ale Osollo’s works do exactly that.
Layered with symbolism, texture, instinct, spirituality, memory, and emotion, her paintings feel alive, as though they’re still shifting and evolving long after the final mark has been made.
We’re delighted to share a new selection of works by Ale Osollo now available at Addicted Art Gallery.
Born in Chihuahua, Mexico, Ale draws from Mexican customs, mythology, popular culture, and personal reflection, creating works that move somewhere between abstraction and storytelling. Surfaces are built up, broken apart, erased, reconstructed, and transformed until something emotionally honest begins to emerge.
Colours collide. Symbols drift in and out of focus. What first appears playful slowly reveals something deeper underneath.
Nothing feels forced. Nothing feels overworked. And that’s what makes the work so compelling.
Ale embraces experimentation in a way that feels instinctive rather than calculated. The unpredictable behaviour of materials becomes part of the final piece itself, with tension and balance existing side by side.
As Ale says:
“In my case, painting is an exercise of the soul.”
Underlying Ale’s practice is a belief that creativity can redirect human energy toward something more compassionate and more collective. Away from violence, self-destruction, and despair. Toward sensitivity, imagination, and shared humanity.
To coincide with the release of these works, we’re also launching an online exhibition.
π¨ Ale Osollo: The Art of Becoming
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On View: 17th May – 31 August, 2026
π°οΈ Time: At your leisure
π Place: Wherever you are
π₯οΈ Where π 3D Virtual Gallery
πΈ Recommended Pairing: Strong coffee, an open mind, and a wall that can handle a little primal energy
The exhibition brings together Ale’s works and offers a deeper look into the themes, symbols, textures, and emotional undercurrents that shape her practice. Or, put simply… a chance to step fully into Ale’s world.
And if you want a deeper look into Ale’s journey, philosophy and layered visual language, the below article is worth diving into too:
Of Artists and Angels and Black and White: Ale Osollo is Shedding Light on Things Unseen
Explore the latest works and enter The Art of Becoming.
Until the next beautiful distraction...
Blair & Ele π€