Marianella Schembri
In “Cloud Forest” and“Green refuge”, Marianella Schembri turns Colombian landscape painting into a study of refuge under pressure. Fog, suspended soil…
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Joaquín López de la Ossa
In this powerful 2020 series, Joaquín López de la Ossa transforms mixed media painting into a meditation on Colombian territory, wounded memory…
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Adriana Saldarriaga
In Adriana Saldarriaga’s lush botanical paintings, flowers become emotional weather, and the garden becomes a distinctly Latin American language of care…
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Santiago Yahuarcani
In vast narrative paintings, the Peruvian Indigenous artist turns rainforest knowledge into image, showing Latin America not as an empty frontier but as a crowded…
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Firelei Báez
Across three large paintings, Firelei Báez turns maps, monuments, and historical diagrams into contested terrain, where tropical form, Atlantic water, and explosive color…
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Ana María Ruiz Rodgers
In these oils, Colombian artist Ana María Ruiz Rodgers explores themes of darkness transforming into life, highlighting Latin America’s memory, fragility, endurance…
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Óscar Olivares
A Venezuelan artist used over one hundred thousand plastic caps to create a Mona Lisa-inspired portrait on a wall in San Salvador, honoring Salvadoran and Latin…
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Yury Forero
In Diminuto Infinito, Colombian artist Yury Forero paints the night sky as a map made of doubts. These acrylic works on smooth paper pull nature, landscape…
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Maria Teresa Hernandez
Maria Teresa Hernandez’s works reveal a profoundly coherent visual poetics, where the landscape becomes an emotional rather than a geographical territory.
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Carlos Hernández
In this evocative circular composition, Colombian artist Carlos Hernández presents a striking meditation on nature’s quiet elegance. At the heart of the piece, a lone …
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