Statement

My practice weaves iconological research with material experimentation. Rooted in Indigenous eco-poetics, my works evoke reciprocity with the “owners” — tutelary spirits of nature. Through materials that bear their traces, I turn the creative process into a ritual act that seeks to heal our bond with the natural world.
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BIO
Joaquín Ponzinibbio (Buenos Aires, 1984).
Professor and B.A. in Art History from the National University of La Plata (UNLP).
For over fifteen years, he has researched Indigenous art and worldviews. He taught the course Art History II — Ancient America and worked as an associate researcher at the Institute of Argentine and Latin American Art History (UNLP).

Awards:

2015 • First Prize, New Artists Salon, Argentine Center of Ceramic Art.

2015 • Honorable Mention, Young Art Sculpture Salon, Provincial Museum of Fine Arts Emilio Pettoruti.

Recent Exhibitions:

May 2025 • Rogativa, group show with photographer Antonio Briseño (Ven.), Olinda Silvano (Peru), and Karina Mendoza (Arg.). Gallery Labs, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

March 2025 • Group exhibition at Scottsdale Ferrari Artweek with Gallery Labs, Booth H15, Arizona, USA.

December 2024 • Group exhibition at PINTA Miami Fair, with Imaginario Galería, Main Section C9, Miami, USA.