Click on the pictures   Alfonso Galbis                         Fresno del Hoyo 2   El costurero de la Reina                               La Taza Baja     I love freedom. Also, freedom in Art. I think there is nothing positive, if, to become recognized as a PAINTER with capital letters, it requires us to be categorized within a particular "ism"; despite the great heights (and the lesser ones) that have been reached in the past century of "isms". I do not believe that this will be the case in the 21st century, in which we are having to learn the true value of freedom, and the real limits that it implies. The theory of freedom must also be applied to Art. The time of "anything goes" is over. Rationalism in Art has taught us much, but it is time for the fanaticism present at the beginnings of any movement to be overcome. In other words, its fine to create abstract art or any other kind of art, but not when it is an obligation, imposed by critics and curators.   Dominica Contreras López de Ayala Marquesa de Lozoya Académica de Número de la Real Academia de Historia y Arte de San Quirce de Segovia