nora iniesta

buenos aires, argentina
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Conceptual artist who transforms everyday objects into art, evoking childhood and homeland.
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Female Artist
Recycling / Reuse
Preservation of Cultural Heritage
Social Impact Projects
About

Nora Iniesta, a contemporary Argentine artist, studied in Buenos Aires, London, and Paris.

Since 1980, she has exhibited internationally, notably at the Museum of Modern Art in Paris (1980) and the National Museum of Fine Arts in Buenos Aires (2001).

Her work, focused on patriotic iconography and childhood, uses simple materials such as paper collage and everyday objects to evoke collective memory and national identity.
Artistic Impact

The exercise of memory and the values of solidarity and education are essential in her work, which seeks to revalue Argentine identity through art.

Key Concepts
Reinterpretation of simple and recognizable everyday elements
Exploration of family and community belonging
Representation of the homeland as a welcoming space
Use of mixed techniques and unconventional materials
Inspiration

The search and discovery of endearing objects and elements that, when refocused, serve to express ideas and feelings related to her preferred themes.

Her inspiration also comes from Argentine history, national symbols, and childhood experiences.
Notable Projects or Collaborations
[ 2023 ]
Installation of the work "ARGENTINA" at the Bicentennial Museum, commemorating 40 years of democracy.
[ 2020 ]
Creation of the Award-Sculpture for the Export Foundation, Argentine Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
[ 2013 ]
Participation in "I Giorni Della Pietra" in Italy, with a large-scale marble sculpture.
[ 2010 ]
Installation of a sculpture-object of the Argentine Flag at Ezeiza International Airport, commemorating the Bicentennial.