Bio:

My work often reflects cultural stereotypes about women, religion, power structures, its ambivalence and symbolic violence that emanates from them. Developing these visual references-without irony aside, hoping to find a turning point complicity with the viewer.
The materiality of my jobs is given by processes of bronze casting lost wax, lead, steel wool, glass, soap, plastic, tar, iron, rubber ... Some are repeated with a strong emphasis on research from the construction process of each piece.

I support the forms, techniques and materials including from industry and daily life to extend the language itself and the space allocated to traditional monolithic sculpture to a reinterpretation of the shapes and aesthetic ties it has with the topics I address.

Areas of interest: sculpture, video art installation site and are at the moment my work areas

Art Studies: University of Playa Ancha, Valparaiso: Bachelor of Arts

Pontifical Catholic University of Chile, Santiago: Diploma in Arts

School of Fine Arts in Viña del Mar, Painting