LUCÍA REISSIG

The work of Lucía Reissig (Buenos Aires, 1994) transposes ideas about the memory of the body and objects into tasks of care, domestic work, informal work, and food politics.

In recent years, her work has focused on sculpture, where she uses materials and techniques that echo the processes and sensibilities of cooking, exploring diverse variants, textures, colors and compositions. Her artistic practice also extends to the production of objects, installations, performative rituals and photographs. She is interested in blurring the technical and conceptual boundaries between politics, food, work and affections, combining these languages in her work, either collectively or in her studio practice.

She pursued her art studies at Universidad Nacional de las Artes, Buenos Aires. She participated in critiques with artist Ana Gallardo (2016) and continued her education at the Programa de Artistas in the Universidad Torcuato Di Tella, Buenos Aires (2017/18). She participated in Escuela Incierta at Lugar a Dudas, Colombia (2018). She is Milton Avery Graduate School of Arts at Bard College, Masters of Fine Art, Annandale-On-Hudson, New York (2024).

Since 2015, she has formed part of artist-run projects like Proyecto NUM (an editorial and curatorial archive on local feminist artistic expressions); Caterine Full Love (a mobile and dissident food project co-created with Nina Kovensky where different flavors are combined to give away food, understood as fuel, at mass mobilizations); Belleza y Felicidad Fiorito (specifically, its studio for children, the Comedor Gourmet, and other workshops); Servicio de limpieza integral (a collaborative research project with Bernardo Zabalaga on caring for spaces and sustaining life that connects domestic and energetic cleanliness). She also forms part of Planta Alta, a studio space for artists in Buenos Aires.

Solo shows in Argentina include: Glossary, Mimo, Bushwick, New York, (2025); 287.5 kilos, Móvil, Buenos Aires (2023); Todo estaba sucio, Museo Municipal de Arte Moderno de Mendoza, (2022); El trabajo invisible, Selvanegra Galería, Buenos Aires (2018).

Her work has been included in several group shows: Keeper, Indigo+Madder Gallery, London (2026); Políticas del Sabor, Centro Cultural Recoleta. Buenos Aires, (2025-26) ; Algunos oficios: Arte, Trabajo y Precariedad en Argentina, Museo de la Memoria, BIENALSUR, Buenos Aires (2025); Braque Prize 2025, MUNTREF, Argentina (2025); La Internacional Argentina II, The Slip, New York, Estados Unidos (2025); Punto de fuga. 10 años de Móvil, Móvil, Buenos Aires (2023); Off Site, Bard MFA thesis exhibition, Basilica Hudson (2024); Un gesto podría cambiarlo todo, Centro Cultural de España en Buenos Aires (2024); Luz y Fuerza, Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires (2023); Premio 8M, Centro Cultural Kirchner, Buenos Aires (2023); Las olas del deseo, Museo Casa Nacional del Bicentenario, Buenos Aires (2022); Archives of the tympanum, Hessel Museum of Art, New York (2022); Colección comentada, Centro Cultural de la Memoria Haroldo Conti, Buenos Aires (2022); Bombastik, Galería Nora Fisch, Buenos Aires (2021); Adentro no hay más que una morada, Museo de Arte Moderno de Buenos Aires (2021); XXV Premio Klemm, Buenos Aires (2021); La colección escucha: voces del acervo, Palais de Glace, Buenos Aires (2020); Negra, MUNAR, Buenos Aires (2019); Extraña posesión, Lugar a Dudas, Cali (2018).

In 2021, she published Pisos pegajosos (Sticky Floors) with Hambrehambrehambre, a publishing house based in Chile.

In 2018, she was awarded the Kenneth Kemble Fellowship for a Young Artist, and in 2019 the Premio en Obra at arteba along with Selvanegra Galería.

Lucía is currently a fellow in residence at Mass MoCA Studios (Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art).

Lucía Reissig lives and works in New York.