Gabriela Girbau’s work brings together a self-awareness—as a woman moving through biological, emotional, and political processes—with an exploration of pleasure and eroticism understood as an affirmation of life.
In its contemporaneity, Gabriela Girbau’s work brings together a self-awareness—as a woman moving through biological, emotional, and political processes—with an exploration of pleasure and eroticism understood as an affirmation of life.
Her practice moves between the figurative, the abstract, and the object-based, grounded in the understanding that identity is not fixed, but rather a field in constant tension.
In this way, her work proposes an intimate and social cartography: a space where critique coexists with vulnerability, and where the body becomes a sovereign territory, capable of transforming conflict into consciousness.