Carina Sanchez

Since I began exploring art as a self-taught painter, I’ve been driven by a constant desire to understand the mysteries that surround us: the origin of life, consciousness, time, and our connection to the universe. My work emerges from this existential curiosity, blending symbolism, emotion, and science.

I primarily work with oil on canvas and develop a line of creation that bridges surrealism, figurative art, realism, and portraiture. I'm especially drawn to the emotional power of the human face and body as expressive forms that reveal both inner and outer realities.

One of the core concepts that inspires my process is the double-slit experiment—a quantum phenomenon that fascinates me not only for its scientific paradox but also for its profound philosophical implications: reality changes when it is observed. This duality between certainty and uncertainty shapes how I create and how I see the world.

In my paintings, human features, cosmic landscapes, water, gravitational waves, and black holes coexist. Each piece is an attempt to translate the invisible and offer the viewer a moment of deep contemplation—where science and art, reason and spirit, meet.

Graduate in nursing from the Complutense University of Madrid.,Spain.

Participate in an art exhibition at the Diónis Bennassar gallery, Madrid, Spain. Collective exhibition at ¨Casa Maiko¨gallery in Madrid, publication of one of my paintings in the newspaper 20 Minutes, Madrid