Her project focuses on the creation of dioramas and miniatures, drawing inspiration from contemporary artists who have explored domesticity, space and memory through this medium. Dioramas, as an artistic tool, offer a unique platform for reflecting on the use of art as a means to convey hidden details and complex narratives.

The starting point of this project is the work of several creators who approach the theme of the miniature as part of their artistic practice, such as Amy Bennett, Do Ho Suh, and James Casebere, highlighting the role of the forensic scientist Frances Glessner and her Nutshell Studies.

Juana García-Pozuelo (Logroño, 1978) is a visual artist based in Bilbao since 1996. She holds a Degree in Fine Arts from the University of the Basque Country and has complemented her education with a Master’s in Art Creation and Research at the same university. Throughout her career, she has built on her studies and artistic development at international institutions such as the School of Visual Arts in New York and the Summer School of Fine Artsin Salzburg. Since the beginning of her career in 2001, she has developed a figurative pictorial style based around various conceptual themes.