ABOUT
My work emerges from a lifelong relationship with the natural world, which I experience as both a source of inspiration and a space for reflection. I am deeply interested in the ways nature mirrors human experience: our vulnerability and resilience, the balance between impermanence and continuity, and the cycles that shape life over time.
By delicately interweaving fragments drawn from the natural world, my work seeks to evoke the circle of life and the invisible thread that connects humans to all living beings.
Gabriela Sincich is a US-based Argentine artist.
After completing her studies in Drawing and Painting at the University of Córdoba, Argentina, her artistic journey has taken her across Spain, the UK, and the United States. There, she pursued learning opportunities, collaborations, and professional experiences that have honed her technical skills and deepened her commitment to observing, honoring, and connecting with the natural world.
Over the years, her experience in natural illustration has informed and enriched her fine art. Today, her artworks are held in private residences and collections across several countries.
EXHIBITIONS AND PROJECTS | Selected venues
Modern Eden Gallery / San Francisco, CA
Nanny Goat Gallery / Petaluma, CA
SOFA CHICAGO / represented by Ann Nathan Gallery / Chicago, IL
Ann Nathan Gallery / Chicago, IL
Woman Made Gallery / Chicago, IL (catalogue)
Zonantzin Gallery and Center for Arts and Humanities / Salinas, CA
Inspires Art Gallery / Oxford, UK
Toisón Art Gallery / Madrid, Spain (catalogue)
Infantas Art Gallery / Madrid, Spain (catalogue)
Barnsdall Park Gallery / Los Angeles, CA (catalogue)
Brewery Art Colony / Los Angeles, CA
Pembroke College / Oxford, UK
Robert L. Ringel Gallery / Purdue University / West Lafayette, IN
Queensland Museum / Brisbane, Australia
Rómulo Raggio Museum / Buenos Aires, Argentina (catalogue)
MOLAA Museum of Latin American Art / International Auction of Contemporary Latin American Art / Long Beach, CA (catalogues)
F.I.A Ibero American Art Fair / represented by Gradiva Art Gallery - Buenos Aires / Caracas, Venezuela (catalogue)
Commission / Public Installation /The Wetlands, large scale painting (4 x 12 ft.), acrylic on wood panels / Wildlife Ecology Research Facility / Department of Forestry and Natural Resources / West Lafayette, IN.