claudia pucheta

(1970) Lives and works in Catamarca. From childhood, she attended various painting workshops, and
simultaneously trained as a dressmaker alongside her mother, with whom she later worked in garment making. Over time, she combined this craft with artistic production, making it an integral part of her life and work. She received her academic training at the National University of Córdoba (UNC). Her artistic process encompasses diverse formats and genres, including: textiles, painting, video art, performance, installations, objects, clothing and art, photography, urban interventions, costume design, and design. Since the 1990s, she has participated in various group and solo exhibitions, as well as several National Salons. Some of her most important exhibitions include: “Tiempo Dedicado” (Dedicated Time), “Así No Se Escribe” (This Isn't How You Write), “Rojo y Verde para Laura” (Red and Green for Laura), “Paisaje a toda Máquina” (Landscape at Full Speed) for Laboriosísima, and “Jardines Interiores” (Interior Gardens) for Tiempo de Poda (Time of Pruning). In 2024, she won First Prize at the 1st Provincial Salon of Visual Arts, Bicentennial of the Autonomy of Catamarca (1821-2021), and FIRST PRIZE at the Regional Salon of Visual Arts of Northwest Argentina (NOA) - La Rioja - Argentina. Since 2002, she has lived and worked in the rural town of San Pablo, Capayán - Catamarca.