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JESSICA FELDMAN

Lives and works in Mexico City, Mexico
http://www.jessicafeldman.com.mx

In painting, as in many forms of art, it requires a lot of discipline,
but in her paintings there is a strict knowledge in geometry,
projection and mathematics, that serve to interpret the elements
in an educate form. Her art is considered a figurative op art
and she is the only Mexican woman artist that makes a fusion
between kinetic and figurative art using mostly oil medium.
The idea of movement and the play fullness with the spectator
makes her work unique and gives a sense of vibration, taking
the viewer to the depth of an idea sometimes fragmented and
sometimes complete, creating a perspective of the world in an
unconventional way. The most complex but yet the most near and
intuitive part of her art, is the representation of the way we can
see the intentions, feelings, emotions or thoughts that surround
us, making her paintings a powerful key to the heart.
She has various achievements in the U.S, Europe and México
including the 2017 museo jose luis cuevas prize, 2018 art taipei,
2019 atim at the mad museum ny and collectors and exhibitions
around the world including the late Gabriel García Márquez

and the Museum of Latin American Art in Barcelona and
exhibitions such as Torre Mayor, Museo Jose luis Cuevas, Museo
Bicentenario, Museo de Oaxaca, Museo de Arte moderno, Museo
Chan liu Taipei, Mexican Senate, Mexican Lottery, Latin American
Museum L.A. and in different art galleries in Miami, New York,
Chicago, Atlanta, Cuba, London, Taipei, Hong Kong and México.
In her paintings women are key, “I want to give a place to women
and to give voice to our surroundings. For me, women are the
pilar of everything, they are and always will be the icon of family,
union and tradition. She teaches, educates, passes knowledge
and rules, she hugs and scolds, cures and conforts, she is
mother, friend, sister, wife, worker and a constant fighter.”

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