Guillermina Espasandin

Guillermina Espasandin is an Argentine visual artist and industrial designer. Her practice operates at the intersection of perceptual research, body and system, exploring sound as a physical and temporal experience.

Trained in Industrial Design and drawing, her work combines structured processes with a strong bodily and gestural dimension. Throughout her career as an independent artist, she has deepened her research within the field of contemporary art through art clinics, mentorships and project-based analysis programs, consolidating a distinctive visual language focused on the registration of intangible phenomena.

In her series, Espasandin translates the body's physical response to sound stimuli into a unique visual record. Ink functions as a medium to translate impulses and rhythms, constructing non-repeatable traces of a specific moment.

She currently works on paper and glass, using the qualities of these materials to explore multiple manifestations of sound: interference, impermanence over time, sonic intrusions, low and high frequencies, and more. Each work is a unique, hand-made and framed piece, conceived as a record of time, perception and embodied experience.