
Hatching
"Art can also be nature," wrote William Shakespeare. Driven by her own origins yet also encompassing present reality, the contemporary artist engages with the premonitions of the future. The nests that guard the eggs and the protective domes of positive energies that fill the space invite us to delve into the secret origin of the world. The unique works represent a dialogue between art and nature, a dialogue that exists and that we can interpret.
Marcos Ricardo Barnatán

The works XXL and Eclosión are three-dimensional structures built using layers of organic materials, concavities, and volumes, encapsulated with methacrylate and contained within steel structures. Light, reflections, and the viewer's position continually transform their perception.
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Hatching
Mixed Media
53x 53x 15
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Hatching
Mixed Media
84x 54x 20
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Hatching
Mixed Media
63x 15
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Hatching
Mixed Media
200x 200x 69
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