Explore the innovative sculptures of Verónica Matiz, represented by Marissi Campos Galería. Matiz's work balances nature with industrial elements, creating harmony through contrasting forms and materials.

Veronica Matiz, a master in visual arts with an emphasis on plastic arts from Universidad Javeriana, has charted an extraordinary journey from painting to sculpture. Initially envisioning herself as an abstract painter, Matiz discovered the potential of three-dimensional art through working with compressed cardboard. This pivotal shift led her to immerse herself in the sculptural arts, inspired by influential figures such as Richard Serra, Frank Gehry, Eduardo Ramírez Villamizar, and Édgar Negret. Her artistic path, continually evolving, is marked by a profound exploration of materials and techniques, honed through workshops at the School of Arts and Crafts in Bogotá. Matiz's sculptures are an exploration of tension and balance, juxtaposing organic forms with industrial elements, femininity with masculinity, flexibility with rigidity, and dynamics with stasis. Her aim is to achieve harmony, beauty, and intimacy through these contrasts, creating works that invite viewers to reflect on the interplay between nature and human ingenuity. Recently, her participation in Nordart, one of Europe's largest contemporary art exhibitions in Büdelsdorf, Germany, has further solidified her status as a significant figure in the contemporary art scene.