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https://artefits.org/ephemeralart/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Vimarie-Serrano.png1152600It is often said that the representation of the sublime does not suffice to express this unique concept. It is necessary to previously experience the sublime, throughout day-to-day life experiences. Only then, the artist evolves into an explorer of natural places and settings. Often unobserved by the common eye, these spaces become the idyllic backbone for the development of the artwork, offering us a significant aesthetic experience. Certainly, this description fits the installation “The Regeneration Circle”, which Vimarie Serrano has presented in a small natural reserve in Dorado.