Rostros y Jardines was born as a dialogue between Marta Aguirre (Tudela, 1983) and Elvira Carrasco (Cuenca, 1990), two visual artists who, from the individuality of their works and the investigation of the abstract through colour, present a series of works that take a very subjective figuration to the limit. Reflecting the synthetic experimentation of colour and form, Marta Aguirre sees her work as a journey to dimensions beyond reality through chromaticism. By relating stain, graphics and different materials, she establishes an overall harmony that allows each colour to have a unique dimension and behaviour. Elvira Carrasco's current project "Faces Project" is the materialisation of the symbiosis between painting and photography. The artist uses her own face as a pictorial support, where, in an almost performative way, she applies the paint with the gestures of action painting and then photographs herself. Faces and Gardens brings together the creations of both artists and presents an exhibition on the representation of a moment through colour, a fundamental medium and tool for the representation of emotions.