BIOGRAPHY
Mónica Sartori (Rome, Italy, 1967) is a visual artist based in Argentina. She graduated from the Prilidiano Pueyrredón National School of Fine Arts (ENBA). She participated in artist development programs including PAC at Gachi Prieto Gallery, Fundación Cazadores, and the Leila Tschopp Laboratory. Her practice explores the relationship between organic volumes, the body, and contemporary space, creating sculptural forms that question conventional representations of corporeality and propose new dialogues between material, environment, and perception.
CV
Licenciada en Artes Visuales, ENBA Prilidiano Pueyrredón. First Prize in Sculpture, National Visual Arts Exhibition (SNAV) 2023. Special Mention for Design, SNAV 2025. Selected for Itaú Award 2022, Azcuy Award 2022, Manuel Belgrano Salon 2023/2024, FNA Production Grant 2022. Exhibited at Praxis Gallery, Gachi Prieto Gallery, Barro Gallery, Palais de Glace, Museo Sívori.
STATEMENT
My practice explores the relationship between organic volumes, the body, and contemporary space. Through sculptural forms that move between corporeality and abstraction, I investigate material resistance, gravity, and the dialogue between natural and artificial environments, questioning cultural constructions of the body and proposing alternative forms of existence.
