Paula Serrano Espelta (b. 1995) is an Argentinian artist based in Berlin. She studied visual arts in Buenos Aires and later completed postgraduate studies in Neuroscience focused on education in Barcelona. Her practice moves between personal history and collective experience, navigating the blurred line between what is inherited and what is constructed.
 

Working primarily with collage and assemblage,
Paula constructs large-scale pieces from found, altered, and self-made materials. Her work is driven by a deep curiosity and ongoing investigation with how social, emotional and cultural systems shape and interact with our experiences and perceptions.

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Rather than offer fixed meanings, her pieces aim to open spaces of dialogue: between presence and absence, silence and noise, intimacy and distance. Through contrast, repetition, and disruption, she explores the layered, often contradictory nature of being. In a time overwhelmed by speed and certainty, her work invites a slower, more uncertain kind of looking, one that mirrors how we make sense of the world, and of ourselves.

You can find my artist statement here.