Have you thought about how the spaces around you shape your life? I am a Chilean printmaker, my practice explores site-specific architectural identities of places I live in. I want to invite you to reflect on the visual identity of your urban space.

As a child, I liked to imagine how to transform spaces, which made me realise that most built structures have a fixed nature that resists change. Later, when I became an architect I discovered architecture reflects cultural identity while the city’s structure becomes part of how we see and move through the world.

My creative process is rooted in psychogeography, exploring the city where I live and documenting its urban realm through photography. These images become the basis for surreal, collaged compositions that construct new spatialities. I then develop these compositions through printmaking techniques, a process that mirrors how cities themselves are constructed, layer by layer, through the accumulation of diverse cultural influences and architectural styles.