Nancy Friedemann-Sánchez’s art captures the complex experience of physical migration intertwined with a lasting connection to her Colombian roots. Through an intersectional feminist lens, she creates a rich visual narrative that spans paintings, sculptures, objects, and mixed media. Together, these diverse forms engage in layered dialogues about cultural hybridity and questions of belonging and ownership. Her multimedia practice delves deeply into identity, migration, and cultural inheritance, often highlighting the intersections of gender and memory within Latin American and feminist contexts. Friedemann-Sánchez blends various materials and techniques—including painting, drawing, and installation—to construct symbolic, intricate compositions. Drawing inspiration from colonial and Baroque imagery alongside personal and collective memories, her work reflects stories of displacement, resilience, and cultural transformation. By weaving together these diverse influences, Friedemann-Sánchez invites viewers to reflect on the ongoing negotiation of identity and heritage in a globalized world. ...
