Galería Hifas Gallery in Santiago

Painter and ceramicist who frames his practice as an act of resistance to reductive materialism. Drawing on symbolism, nature, and spiritual affect, his work advocates for non-conventional forms of knowledge and explores what remains invisible, latent, and undomesticated.

Mapuche trans-travesti painter whose self-defined "Realismo Travesti" uses portraiture as political act and memory work. Through oil, enamel, and large-scale murals, she renders visible indigenous and LGBTIQ+ existences erased by colonial systems of representation.

Santiago-based artist examining urban frontiers and thresholds by presenting fences and gates as objects of contemplation. Her work questions how visible and invisible limits—in maps, neighborhoods, and daily life—shape collective and individual identity.

Santiago-born painter and printmaker whose imaginary landscapes of abandoned industrial and natural environments evoke nostalgia for past prosperity and an encroaching apocalyptic future. Works across canvas, large-scale murals, and book objects, using oil, gouache, and xylography.

Artist from the Biobío region whose participatory practice centers on the culinary identity of local communities, framing food, foraging, and women's ancestral knowledge as modes of cultural resistance and intercultural dialogue operating outside conventional exhibition circuits.

Aymara-descended artist from Iquique working across painting, installation, and performance to explore ancestral cosmologies, healing traditions, and trans-border cultural exchange rooted in the northern Chilean altiplano and the shared territories of the Atacama tripartite frontier.