Carolina Sepulveda

I am a self-taught visual artist with a deep connection to nature. 
I grew up on a plot of land near the sea, surrounded by dunes, trees, and animals. 
From a young age, I would run barefoot to climb trees and mold the damp earth into small pieces of clay. 
I fondly remember walks along the seashore searching for clams with my toes, as well as the routine of collecting eggs 
from the henhouse—activities that were both a game and an act of gratitude toward the earth. 
This direct connection with the environment, surrounded by goats, pigs, rabbits, and other animals, has become the language I express through my art.
Drawing and painting have always been a part of my life, but it was in 2021 that I decided to dedicate myself completely to art, 
exploring different techniques with the constant inspiration of our planet's natural beauty. 
My influences include modern artists such as Emma Colbert, Bonny Snowdon, Lorena Frolish, and Maria Raczynska, Jorge Corpuna entre otros. 
Today, in the context of climate change, I feel an urgent need to depict flora and fauna in my artwork in their purest form: beautiful, simple, and unique. 
Through my art, I seek to create a meeting point between the planet and our most ancestral essence, inviting us to reconnect with nature and appreciate its immense legacy.