The artist’s practice is based on the development of the pictorial body (oil painting on linen or cotton) and her approach to an imaginary world linked to her personal way of relating to others. Her work contains repeated motifs such as couples in interior spaces, figures reclined in domestic spaces, and series of small-scale self-portraits.

The main goal of I Do Not Have Enough Clothes To Dress All The People I Become is to continue working with paint, taking into account the aspects of colour, composition, texture, spaces, formats and limitations, thus addressing all the issues involved in painting, rethinking them and continuing to work on them.

Auritz Iñurrieta Orbezua (Eskoriatza, 1996). She lives and works between Bilbao and Montreal, her work has always focused primarily on painting and drawing. She gained a Diploma in Fine Arts from the University of the Basque Country (EHU) and completed her university studies at the P.U.J in Bogotá, Colombia, and at the University of Porto, Portugal (FBAUP). She later completed a Master’s degree in Painting at the Faculty of Fine Arts, Leioa (EHU) (2019-20). In 2024, she received an artistic production grant from the Basque Government and in 2023 she participated in the Harriak2023 (Eremuak) program, exhibiting her work at the Oxford Gallery. She has participated in various group exhibitions, such as those organized at the Galería Aire (Bilbao) and Zerupe (Zarautz), among others.