Carla Grunauer (1982, Tucumán) explores painting, drawing, and sculpture, investigating figurations that arise from free associations and evoke primitive and metaphysical imaginaries. Her technical exploration and the coexistence of various materials and supports in her works are characteristic features of her production. This creates a total ecosystem where all her series coexist transversally. Primarily organic, this ecosystem narrates the drifts and transformations of a fiction between species. Recent projects incorporate absurdity and fantasy to reimagine forms of life in a fractured world.

Grunauer holds a degree in Visual Arts and participated in the Artist Program at the Universidad Torcuato Di Tella (2017). Her work has been exhibited internationally, including solo exhibitions at the Museo de Arte Moderno de Buenos Aires, Gilda Lavia Gallery (Rome, Italy), Now Gallery (Lima, Peru), and participation in group exhibitions such as Documenta Fifteen (Kassel, Germany). Her work is part of the collections of the Museo de Arte Moderno de Buenos Aires, the F. Klemm Foundation Collection, the National Collection of the Central Bank, the National Collection of the Palais de Glace, and the Collection of the Instituto Di Tella.