Bio

Becky Jaraiz (born in Valencia, Spain) is a Berlin-based artist and curator. Her paintings explore structural violence, its influence on subjectivity and the intimate sphere, and the contradictions inherent in human experience. Working in ink, acrylic, and oil, she creates works that blend abstraction and figuration.

She studied Fine Arts at the Polytechnic University of Valencia and later in Münster, before building her practice in Berlin.

Jaraiz initiated the Punst project and has curated exhibitions including Boys Will Be Boys, Abstand, Pusstopia, and Not Your Marilyn, culminating in Unsichtbar at Humboldt University. Her visual language has also extended into film, illustrating director Alicia Elero’s documentaries Ausencias (2019) and Generación Alfa (2025), and appearing as an illustrator and interviewee in the Netflix documentary What the Hell Is Going On? (2019, dir. Marta Jaenes and Rosa Márquez).