CRISTINA RODRÍGUEZ DE ACUÑA MARTINEZ (Madrid, 1979)."Tapestry of concrete", Carvajal House Series, 2020.Photography on grated aluminium. Copy 3/25.Certificate of authenticity attached.Signed and justified on the back.Measurements: 100 x 150 cm.Cristina Rodríguez de Acuña studied Tourism and later the Master of Contemporary Photography and Personal Projects at EFTI. Although her interest in photography developed at a very early age. Her professional career was initially linked to the hotel sector, but after the experience of becoming a mother, she decided to begin to dedicate herself to photography at a professional level. Her work is defined by portraits and landscapes. Although she has a strong bond with the Carvajal house, as she lived there for a long time. This is why he has made this building one of the reference points of his photographic work. In this sense, it is interesting to quote the artist's words, since as spectators they help us to understand the work better: "Based on my life experience in Casa Carvajal, I wanted to describe the intense transforming sensations that I have experienced there, with the aim of understanding a particularly singular space. The result of this endeavour is a handful of experiential texts and hundreds of photographs that reflect my experiences in the house that Javier Carvajal built for himself and his family 50 years ago.In order to delve deeper and better understand the space, I sought the help and guidance of notable architects who were followers of the master (Ana García Valdecasas, Alejandro Gómez García, Eduardo Delgado Orusco, Miguel Ángel Alonso del Val, Carlos Labarta, Alberto Campo Baeza, Ignacio Vicens y Hualde, José Manuel del Pozo, Alberto Sanz Hernando and Jesús María Aparicio), who gave me clues and guidelines that ended up giving names to sensations that I already sensed living in the space".