My work reflects my personal concerns and interests, the questions I ask myself on a variety of topics, including literature and language, archeology and myths or art and technology, among others, that merge and give rise to projects that demand contemplation while simultaneously questioning significances and signifiers. I use traditional techniques like painting, wood and metal engraving, and sculpture, combined with digital graphic design and interventions on found objects, combining the technical and visual resources I consider most appropriate when embarking on each project.

Eloísa Ibarra was born in 1968 in Montevideo, Uruguay, where she lives and works. She is a Visual Artist and Graphic Designer graduated from the Dr. Pedro Figari School (1988).

She has taken permanent updating courses in digital design, web design, digital pre-press and photography and received artistic training at the IENBA and the workshops of the artists Nelson Ramos and Pedro Peralta. He has also attended numerous courses, seminars and technical and theoretical workshops on visual arts with Claudia Anselmi, Rimer Cardillo, Gustavo Fernández, Alfonso Crujera, Alfredo Torres, among others.