Dear Holste

Art offers Carolina a unique opportunity to express her spirit in multiple ways. Despite her professional training in computer systems, Carolina has found her true passion in art. The possibility of painting, sculpting, photographing, and capturing life in a variety of colors has allowed her to imprint sensations and shape the color of her soul. This intersection between the logic of technology and the creative freedom of art has been the central axis of her artistic journey.

Over the years, Carolina has had the privilege of exhibiting her work in various international exhibitions. In 1992, she participated in a Collective Exhibition of Artists in Mexico, and the following year, in 1993, she displayed pre-selected porcelain objects in Mexico. In 1994, her pre-selected ceramic works were exhibited in Philadelphia. The 2000s marked a significant stage in her career, with prominent exhibitions at the Palais De Glace in Buenos Aires in 2005, and in several important galleries in 2006, including the Visual XXI Gallery and the Mitra Arte Contemporáneo Gallery. She also participated in the 2006 Art Week at the Braque Gallery in Buenos Aires, and received an honorable mention in a sculpture competition at the same gallery.

In the following years, Carolina continued to expand her presence in the art world. In 2007, her sculptures were exhibited at the Museum Center for AAdeAE (Argentine Association of Sculptor Artists), and she participated in exhibitions in Uruguay and Argentina. In 2008, her work was shown in group exhibitions in Spain and the Netherlands, as well as in important fairs in Buenos Aires. Her participation in the International Artexpo NY in March 2009, and in an exhibition in Paraguay in June 2009, further consolidated her international reputation.

In addition to her exhibitions, Carolina has undertaken a series of workshops and courses that have enriched her artistic practice. From ceramic sculpture workshops to mixed media painting courses, her continuous training reflects her commitment to perfecting her skills. Her works are permanently exhibited in several locations, including offices in Argentina and Uruguay, where her art continues to enrich the spaces it occupies.