Jimena Carranza is a multidisciplinary artist born in 1982 in Mexico City. From an early age, she showed a great curiosity for the visual arts, exploring various forms of expression, and in recent years, she has dedicated more time to working on canvases.

 She studied Communication Sciences at Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico City. Later, she continued her education at Visual Arts Academy in Mexico City, where she developed a deep interest in the visual arts. She furthered her education by participating in diploma programs at Parsons, Art and Design School, and the International Center of Photography in New York City.

 Her work has been exhibited at numerous international fairs, including the Contemporary Art Fair of Mexico (MACO) in Mexico City, Scope in Miami, Florida, Art Palm Beach, and Affordable Art Fair in New York.

 Currently, Jimena lives and works in New York City, where she continues to explore new forms of artistic expression. Her works are collected in various parts of the world, reflecting her impact and relevance in the contemporary art scene.

MANIFESTO

 Jimena embraces an incessant exploration of color, delving into its countless shades and hues, juxtaposing light and darkness in search of unraveling their deepest secrets and expressing their limitless beauty on canvas.

 Each artwork she creates is an endless study, a dialogue between her and the color itself. Through layers upon layers of exploration, she discovers bursts of color that radiate vitality and energy. Each brushstroke is a quest, each pigment blend is an adventure, and each finished piece is a testament to her dedication to this eternal journey of self-discovery.

 Her art is entirely intuitive, a manifestation of her energy and the collective experiences of her ancestors. She sees herself as a conduit, channeling their energy onto the canvas—a ritual of healing and connection.

 She finds beauty in imperfection, allowing the chaos of life to manifest on the canvas. Each piece tells a unique story, a visual poem waiting to be deciphered. She embraces the unknown, surrendering to the flow of creativity and trusting in the process.

Painting isn't just an artistic endeavor—it's a spiritual practice, a source of soulful nourishment. With each stroke, she's reminded that there's always more to explore, always more color to discover. Painting is infinite, just like life itself."