Patricia Aguilera Inostrosa (1994, Mexico) is a visual artist whose practice centers on painting as a means of exploring perception, memory, and the relationship between body and environment. Through chromatic structures and intuitive processes, her work investigates the ways in which sensory experience, imagination, and nature shape image-making.
Her artistic research approaches color as a structure connected to natural phenomena such as light and energy, exploring the relationship between perceptual experience, nature, and spirituality. In her work, color relationships create sensory atmospheres of mental images, thoughts, and experiences. Working on both large and small scales, she extracts order from intense layers of color, revealing silhouettes and figures.
Patricia Aguilera-Inostrosa (Torreón, Coahuila, Mexico, 1994) studied for a Bachelor’s Degree in Art at the University of Monterrey (UDEM) and completed a Diploma in Contemporary Art at Central Saint Martins, London. Her work has been presented in exhibitions and projects including F-A-M-A Monterrey (2022, 2024), Conexión Coyote: International Festival of Art, Music and Performance (2023), the Graphic Arts, Photography and Design Fair at Museo Arocena (2023), and Contemporáneas at the Pinacoteca of Museo Casa del Cerro. She also participated in the exhibition Dasylirion (2025) at Atelier and Galería 777 in Torreón, and presented her painting series Una Realidad Imaginaria at the Centro Roberto Garza Sada in Monterrey. In 2025, she was awarded a grant through the Program for Artistic Creation and Development (PECDA) Coahuila.
