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María Jimena Navarro is a Chilean painter, holding a Bachelor's degree in Plastic Arts from the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile. She was a distinguished student of renowned Chilean artists such as Hernán Miranda, Gonzalo Cienfuegos, and Roser Bru.

Her work has been featured in numerous exhibitions, both in Chile and abroad, including Guatemala, the United States, and Costa Rica, where she has lived with her family since 2015.

With a distinctly Expressionist style, incorporating color to varying degrees, she has dedicated herself to capturing everyday life in a figurative manner, exploring themes that hold personal significance in both imagery and emotional weight. These themes include urban landscapes, the human figure, and the depiction of horses—portrayed as objects in constant motion, expressing their strength and imbued with vibrant color.

María Jimena’s painting is an invitation to pause and feel, to remember, or to let ourselves be carried away. It is a tribute to life, reminding us that, ultimately, life is lived in color.

In 2022, she ventured into professional writing for the first time, participating in the&nbsp;"César Vidal Christian Novel Award"&nbsp;by The Agustin Agency with her work&nbsp;"Colombina y la Sonrisa de Dios"&nbsp;(Colombina and the Smile of God).

Visual Artist CV:<a href="https://www.jimenavarro.com/" target="_blank">https://www.jimenavarro.com</a>

María Jimena Navarro es una pintora chilena, Licenciada en Artes Plásticas de la Universidad Católica de Chile. Fue alumna destacada de artistas chilenos como de la talla de Hernán Miranda, Gonzalo Cienfuegos y Roser Bru.

Maria Jimena Navarro

"Fantasma"

"Fantasma" de María Jimena Navarro es una pintura al óleo y acrílico sobre tela (130x100 cm) que retrata a un imponente caballo en movimiento. Con tonos tierra y pinceladas que capturan su dinamismo y elegancia, la obra transmite la esencia y energía de este majestuoso animal.

"Fantasma"

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