Patricia Domínguez (she/her) lives and works in Puchuncaví, Chile.

Working across media — including watercolor, ceramics, sculptural assemblages, and video installations — Patricia Domínguez creates shrine-like worlds that draw on myths, symbols, rituals, and healing practices. Her visual vocabulary glides between plant life, consumer goods, corporate wellness aesthetics, and the digital sphere, blending artistic imagination with experimental ethnobotanical research. By examining the intersection of historical and economic forces with the bodies and the environment, often referencing her own family history, she seeks to trace the spiritual connections between living beings in a world increasingly dominated by capitalist exploitation.

Patricia Domínguez (she/her) lives and works in Puchuncaví, Chile.

Working across media — including watercolor, ceramics, sculptural assemblages, and video installations — Patricia Domínguez creates shrine-like worlds that draw on myths, symbols, rituals, and healing practices. Her visual vocabulary glides between plant life, consumer goods, corporate wellness aesthetics, and the digital sphere, blending artistic imagination with experimental ethnobotanical research. By examining the intersection of historical and economic forces with the bodies and the environment, often referencing her own family history, she seeks to trace the spiritual connections between living beings in a world increasingly dominated by capitalist exploitation.