Soledad Visceglie

Born in Argentina (1988) and deeply influenced by her trajectory through Mexico and Spain, marsolvis creates a visual language where memory and reality converge. Her work acts as a contemporary cartography, mapping the invisible echoes of heritage and the vibrant energy of displacement.
​Her practice underwent a profound evolution during her years in Mexico, where the "surrealism of daily life" redefined her palette. In this stage, her work transitioned into a dialogue with the impossible, utilising light and chaotic colour as tools to deconstruct the boundaries of the tangible.
​Currently based in Spain, her latest series explores the concept of Inherited Memory. By blending her South American roots with European influences, marsolvis develops a narrative of constant reinvention. Her canvases are not merely paintings; they are breathing spaces where nostalgia meets transformation, inviting the viewer to explore a parallel universe of colour, magic, and profound emotional resonance.