I am Sandra Zegarra Patow, a Peruvian artist with a degree in Interactive Media Design from the Royal Academy of Arts in The Hague. Deeply connected to my Peruvian roots, my work exists at the intersection of harmony and oddness. Through distorted forms, dreamy patterns, and nature’s color palette, I invite viewers to step into a world that reflects my inner landscape.

My creative practice is intuitive, shaped by my beliefs and the relationships I build with my subjects. It mirrors not only how I approach art but how I navigate life. Culture, traditions, and history influence my work, with nostalgia acting as a thread between my past and present. By embracing these roots, I contribute to the dialogue of identity, both personal and collective.

The women who surround me—strong, resilient, and inspiring—fuel my creativity. They remind me of our shared strength, and through my work, I aim to pass that energy on. Humor, femininity, sexuality, and a touch of sarcasm are all elements I weave into my art, creating a space where the complex and the playful can coexist.

In a fast-paced world where distractions abound, I focus on what truly matters to me: crafting beauty, telling stories, and making meaningful connections. I immerse myself only in projects that are either visually compelling or intellectually stimulating, always aiming to have fun along the way.

Ultimately, my work is about sparking dialogue and encouraging new ways of seeing the world. I believe that art has the power to shift perspectives, and that’s the space where I want my work to live.