Omara Seru
Fine Art, Mendoza - Argentina

Omara Seru’s work blends symbolism, color, and layered composition to create pieces with strong presence and narrative depth. This site is dedicated to a single complex original work that distinguishes itself from the others. It merits a singular website as a showcase for this fine art created early in her career. It is part of and resides alongside a large collection of original works created since 1989 in Mendoza, Argentina, the city where she has spent her entire life.

Each artwork is one-of-one — created by hand, photographed accurately, and presented with the intention of serious acquisition. Collector inquiries are welcomed for pricing, documentation, and availability.

• Title: La Mordillina, virgen primitiva patrona de los poetas
• Medium: Collage y óleo sobre lienzo
• Dimensions: 160 × 200 cm
• Artist: Omara Seru — Mendoza, Argentina
• Status: The only work currently offered for sale
• Provenance: Artist studio archive
• Year: 2012

Additional documentation, condition details, and logistics are provided upon request.

The work is titled “La Mordillina” in homage to the Argentine humorist and illustrator Mordillo. The halo surrounding the Virgin figure is composed of collage fragments taken from his graphic stories, integrating elements of his visual language into the sacred iconography of the piece.

Through this gesture, the work bridges devotional imagery and contemporary Argentine graphic culture, positioning the figure as a symbolic patron of poets — both playful and reverent, mythic and modern.