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Biography Vivian Alarcón, (born and stablished in Barcelona, 1995), is a Spanish artist known for sculpting glass and mixed media into profound studies of the spirit, emotion, and metaphysical states.

Her background studies have helped her develop compositional precision with a deep sensitivity to silhoutte, a foundation powerfully demonstrated at the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao in 2019. Now specializing in glass as her core language, she explores spiritual processes, hermetic tradition, and esotericism through sculpture and installation, aiming to make a material trace of the intangible.

Her parallel project House of vv becomes a more playful ground where she explores archetypes of childhood memories, including developing exclusive collections for brands and designers such as Casa Batlló,  Palau de la Música, Luga Hugo Brucurelli x Hermès windows, Thevxlley, and her work has been recognised by AD Spain, also selected as Best of Spain (2024) issue, The Oblist curation, and featured in Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, and M Le Monde, amongst others.




Latest news (Duo exhibition) with Alba Fabre Sacristán
8th - 11th October
Swab Barcelona Art Fair
Escat Gallery - Booth G28
Barcelona, Spain.








Vivian Alarcón 


Sculpture
Sculpting the spirit, recalling the unseen.
Glass blowing and mixed media.

Selected works
Exhibitions
Texts
Press

Contact: 
Represented by Escat Gallery in Barcelona
info@escatgallery.com

hello.vivianalarcon@gmail.com
@vivian__alarcon






House of vv
Tableware, jewlery and other playful
objects to connect with your inner child.


Shop
Series Monthly 2025
Collaborations
Stockists
Press

Contact : 
hello.vivianalarcon@gmail.com
@house_of_vv






Press


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And selected/been part of
Isla Feral
Barcelona

Casa Batlló
Barcelona

Bébé Concept
Warsaw

Aleyè Store
Milan

Grutta
Madrid

Fondo Supper Club
Madrid






The Oblist
Paris

Noodmude
Amsterdam

Nordinary
Amsterdam

Odd Existennce
Copenhague












































































© Vivian Alarcón , 2026