To enter the art of Regina Saura is to plunge into a Mediterranean pool of vibrant color, light and simple forms.

Spain’s Costa Brava, with its rugged, verdant landscapes is her home and her greatest source of inspiration, defining her vital, uplifting style.

Hers is an energetic palette of clean, joyful hues set against dark or luminous backgrounds. Collage, numbers and letters are often playfully integrated into her work, capturing the magnitude and magic of life with her characteristic, child-like view of the physical world.

Landscapes, forests, urbanscapes and city lights, as well as everyday objects like fruit and flowers, tables and chairs, teapots and teacups, are recurrent images in her art. Her original compositions surprise the viewer with the unexpected placing of an object or a color on the canvas.

Regina’s work is represented in public and private collections throughout Europe, the United States and the Far East, from the St. Petersburg Museum in Moscow to the Caldwell Snyder gallery in San Francisco. 

She has had more than 70 exhibitions around the world, ranging from London, New York and Tokyo to Colorado, Dusseldorf and Boston. Museums, hospitals and residences house some of her more notable work. Her murals, designed in collaboration with architects, grace the walls of restaurants and shopping malls.