"I paint fragments of what I feel, before they disappear."

My painting is a language of fragments — emotional, symbolic, and often contradictory.

Each series explores a different dimension of identity: the part that blooms, the part that breaks, the part that remembers, and the part that resists erasure.

I don’t always paint on canvas. Sometimes I work on doors that once belonged to homes, on fragments of architecture, or on surfaces that already carry a history.
Other times, I return to walls — both literal and symbolic — as places where memory leaves its trace.

These works are not fixed portraits; they are evolving versions of the self.
I move between figuration and abstraction, between control and accident, between emotion and structure — searching for moments where something intimate becomes visible.

This is not a linear story — it is a collection of echoes, of what was once held, and what is still becoming.

Sofia Saravia -

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    • A wall remembers what we try to forget.

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    • Some pieces don’t belong to a series — they belong to a moment.

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