Mexican printmaker trained at CEART San Luis Potosí and in Fine Arts at the University of Barcelona. She works primarily with monotype, etching, aquatint and drypoint. Her practice examines the rituals that hold communities together, the erosion of memory and connection under contemporary indifference, and the normalisation of violence and spectacle in public life.
A figure in a nightgown, beer can in hand, urinates in the street: an ordinary Barcelona scene turned into a symptom. The work addresses the normalisation of forgetting and indifference towards the history of places, showing how we consume them without ever becoming part of them.
The work considers the loss of community in contemporary cities and the growing distance between generations and cultures. What might once have formed a neighbourhood network becomes a collection of individuals sharing space without truly meeting; the other ceases to be someone with whom to build a common life and becomes an anonymous presence.
