K30009 Remedios
K30009 Remedios
oil and collage on linen
200 x 165 cm / 79 x 65 in
2024
K29078 Kiss
K29078 Kiss
paper, glue, oil, fiber paste, foam and rebar
134 x 43 x 20 cm / 53 x 17 x 8 in
2022
K29073 Looks a little exclusive
K29073 Looks a little exclusive
oil and acrylic on synthetic linen
116 x 91 cm / 46 x 36 in
2021
K29087 Give me the moon
K29087 Give me the moon
paper, glue, modeling paste and oil paint
33 x 55 x 20 cm / 13 x 22 x 8 in
2022
K30012 María
K30012 María
oil and collage on linen
193 x 142 cm / 76 x 56 in
2024
K29072 Soy una S
K29072 Soy una S
oil and acrylic on synthetic linen
116 x 91 cm / 46 x 36 in
2021
K30013 Laurie
K30013 Laurie
oil and collage on linen
200 x 165 cm / 79 x 65 in
2024
K30008 Together
K30008 Together
sumi ink and watercolor crayon on paper
76 x 55 cm / 30 x 22 in
2024
E02138 Lexicon
E02138 Lexicon
foam, paper, glue and modeling paste
76 x 228 cm / 30 x 90 in (variable)
2024
K29566 I wanna dance with you
K29566 I wanna dance with you
oil and acrylic on synthetic linen
116 x 91 cm / 46 x 36 in
2022
K30015 Francesca
K30015 Francesca
oil on linen
167 x 112 cm / 65 x 44 in
2024
K30014 Kneel never for forgiveness
K30014 Kneel never for forgiveness
ink and pencil on paper
76 x 55 cm / 30 x 22 in
2024
K30017 Bush for bush
K30017 Bush for bush
oil on linen
27 x 30 cm / 10 x 11 in
2024
K30019 Ana
K30019 Ana
oil and collage on linen
198 x 165 cm / 78 x 65 in
2024

Sofía Quirno

Sofía Quirno is an Argentine artist born in 1978, who lives and works in New York. Influenced by Argentine tradition of psychoanalysis, Sofía uses humor to question existing structures and address situations of vulnerability. Bringing together concrete and metaphorical images, she proposes an experience of everyday associations. Using collage as her underlying process, she experiments with montage, overlapping images and perspectives to capture the randomness of thoughts; to stretch conventional figurations; to rethink new modes of subjectivity outside of existing schemes. Art is for her a territory to reflect on issues of translation, identity, and form.

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