Edith Torres

Edith Torres is a Colombian‑Spanish multidisciplinary artist whose work explores spiritual transformation, emotional resilience, and the evolution of identity. Through fragmentation, layered surfaces, and geometric abstraction, she creates compositions that reflect the complexity of human experience.

Her practice includes painting and collage, incorporating materials such as textured mesh, mixed media, and resin to build sculptural surfaces that evoke memory, vulnerability, and renewal. Influenced by her multicultural life across Latin America, Europe, and the United States, her work blends contemporary abstraction with subtle cubist structures, inviting viewers into a space of introspection and emotional depth.

Torres paintings and collages reveal a visual language rooted in intuition, texture, and the interplay between color and light—each piece becoming a meditation on presence, transformation, and the quiet strength of the human spirit.

EDUCATION
Master's Degree in Education with a concentration in Museology from Caribbean University, Bayamon, Puerto Rico
Bachelor of Fine Arts with a concentration in painting, Escuela Artes Plásticas (School of Fine Arts), San Juan, Puerto Rico. Magna cum laude

tLincoln Center Dallas
2022 - Art Expo Dallas
2022 - McKinney Cotton Mill
2022 - Eisenman center, Richardson
2022 - Blue House Gallery, Allen TX
2021 - The Swedish American Chamber of Commerce of Texas, Frisco, TX
2021 - Blue House Gallery. Allen TX
2021 - Oktoberfest 2021, Allen, TX
2021 - Artbox/Projects, Swissartexp, Switzerland
2021 - Urban Artist Market June Show, Addison Marriott Quorum by the Gallery, Dallas TX
2021 - Plano Art Association
2018 - Continental Gin Building Studios Dallas, TX
2017 - Continental Gin Building Studios Dallas, TX
2017 - Discovery Center Frisco, TX
2010 - Department of State, Puerto Rico, Name of the exhibit, Entre Alma y Espiritu (Between Soul and Spirit).
2010 - Senate Art Gallery, Puerto Rico. Pienso, Existo y Pinto Paint) and (I think, Therefore I Exist.
2008 - Ebecolor Gallery, Marbella, Spain. IV International Contemporary Art Fair.
2007 - Museum of Art and History, Arecibo, Puerto Rico. Aura Frontal (Frontal Aura)
2007 - Ebecolor Gallery, San Juan, Puerto Rico. International