Julieta Abdon (b. 1992, Argentina) is a Visual Artist based in Berlin since 2018. After initially studying Industrial Design, she shifted her focus to the visual arts and earned her degree in Fine Arts from the University of Cordoba (Argentina) in 2018, before relocating to Germany, where she currently lives and works. Her practice operates at the intersection of systematic observation and geometric structure, translating the invisible forces that govern our physical plane into an innovative visual language
Everything we know is a result of fundamental forces operating around us. My practice is born from a necessity to decode what lies behind the surface, adopting an analytical perspective that transcends immediate perception. I identify the structural patterns and underlying dynamics that reveal the mechanics of reality.
Within my work, geometric figures emerge as the underlying source of these movements, operating at specific frequencies and varying speeds. This exploration functions as a direct mediation with the electromagnetic field, treating it as an active network of high-speed information. By rendering these invisible currents visible, I observe how they work together behind the material world, ultimately mapping the structure and architecture of our reality