MARIANA MONTEAGUDO
Contemporary Sculpture
Shaped by memory,
material and transformation
Mariana Monteagudo transforms found and reclaimed materials into intriguing figurative sculptures that carry traces of lived experience, memory, and reinvention.
Mariana Monteagudo creates sculptural objects that exist between contemporary art and lived space.
Drawing from Latin American visual memory, pre-Columbian references, and contemporary culture, her work transforms reclaimed materials into emotionally charged forms.
Each sculpture functions as both artifact and presence—meant not to be explained but encountered.
Her work is held in the collections of the Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA) and the Everson Museum of Art, and has been featured in an Emmy Award–winning documentary broadcast on PBS.