Photography: Laurel Tahust
Juliana Hoyos is an artist who investigates the limits of representation and perception, exploring how images construct meaning. Her practice spans photography, painting, drawing, installation, sound, and writing, challenging conventional forms of creation and expanding the possibilities of vision.
Her work makes the invisible visible, blurring the boundaries between reality and fiction. Through a poetic and experimental language, her pieces reveal tensions between the tangible and the ephemeral, the said and the implied, the objective and the open-ended. Fiction is not merely a resource but a space where the structures shaping our perception are interrogated.
In her exploration, technology, culture, politics, and history emerge as forces that shape how we see, relate, and construct meaning. Her work is activated through interaction with those who experience it, challenging traditional notions of authorship and generating new dynamics of participation. In a constant state of inquiry, her practice remains open, continuously transforming.