Hosted at Fundación Cajasol—an institution central to the cultural fabric of southern Spain—ÁNIMA offered a powerful meditation on instinct, connection, and the essence of life.

Through textured canvases stained with coffee and marked by charcoal, Domínguez presented a collection of paintings that explored the silent, intuitive bond between humans and horses. The works invited viewers to slow down, observe, and rediscover a sense of presence through raw material and emotive form.

The Cádiz chapter of ÁNIMA followed a memorable opening in Seville, where guests included Antonio Pulido, President of Fundación Cajasol, alongside fashion designer Adolfo Domínguez and a range of cultural voices and horse breeders. Wine from Bodega Martín Códax brought a taste of Galicia to the experience, adding depth to the celebration of artistic and regional heritage.

In Cádiz, ÁNIMA continued to resonate deeply with audiences, reaffirming Tiziana Domínguez’s place as a unique voice in contemporary Spanish art. The exhibition stood as both a tribute to the silent dialogue between human and animal and a testament to Fundación Cajasol’s commitment to presenting transformative cultural events.