Adriana Olguín
Bio
Adriana Olguín is a visual artist and photographer based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She studied at the Diego Ortiz Mugica School of Photography. She is currently engaged in one-on-one mentorship with Eduardo Medici, studies Contemporary Art with Fabiana Barreda, and attends Ana Sánchez Zinny’s studio. She is also a member of the Naturaleza Viva Arte collective, curated by Fabiana Barreda.
Awards, Selections, and Exhibitions: Develando Historias (Espacio Hussek, 2026); 15th National Bicentennial Art Salon (Concordia, 2024); MAPA Art Fair, Galería CDEbis (2025); Microcoleccionismo, Gallery Labs (2023–2025); National Art Salon of Junín (2024); Artivilo Salon (2024); Habitar las Formas (Phuyu and Gallery Labs, 2023); University of Belgrano Award (2017–2019).
International Exhibitions: FIG Bilbao (2024); Mini Print and Arte en la Naturaleza, Cantabria, Spain (2020–2023); Affordable Art Fair, New York, Hong Kong, and Amsterdam (2014–2017).
Additional Training: Workshops with Andrés Waissman and seminars with Florencia Battiti and Laura Casanovas.
Statement
Golden threads weave the memory of the sea, veiling the photographic material to make way for intuition. The abstract drawing acts like a gentle caress: a sublime gesture where the magic of color and movement transforms wakefulness into sleep. Behind phantasmagorical figures and golden glazes, glimmers emerge, floating on the surface like subtle discoveries. The golden light functions here as a profound accent, a dynamic reflection that pierces my most intimate moments to evoke a visual illusion. This work is a landscape brimming with peace and aesthetic beauty, a space where the pulse of water and memory are in constant transformation.
2.5 x 4m / 98.4 x 157 in
