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Becky Jaraiz is a Spanish visual artist, painter, and curator based in Berlin. Her work explores themes of identity, migration, structural violence, power relations, and the coexistence of contradictions that shape human experience.

She favours mediums including ink, acrylic, and oil, employing an artistic style characterised by overlays and dynamic brushstrokes that weave together the realms of abstraction and figuration.

Jaraiz holds a degree in Fine Arts from the Polytechnic University of Valencia and pursued further studies in Münster before establishing her professional practice in Berlin.

In 2019, she contributed to the documentaries “Ausencias” by Alicia Elero and “What the hell is going on?” by Marta Jaenes and Rosa Márquez. Furthermore, she has actively participated in cultural projects, initiated the art collective Pussart, and curated notable exhibitions such as “Boys will be Boys”, “Abstand”, “Pusstopia”, “Not Your Marilyn”, and “Unsichtbar” at Humboldt University.