Martina Quesada, born in 1987, lives and works between Buenos Aires and Paris. Quesada has explored how meaning is constructed from various societal perspectives, often questioning our ways of seeing and remembering. She seeks to move beyond social dogmas and challenge what appears certain and unchanging. Her practice encompasses sculpture, installation, and video, frequently employing simple geometric systems to investigate the interplay between the visible and the invisible, as well as the transitional spaces where transformation occurs. Through her research, she aims to disarticulate functional viewpoints and foster new ways of perception. Her works are featured in both institutional and private collections, including the MACBA and MALI museum.