Agustina Kreutzer (Buenos Aires, 1989) is an Argentinian artist based in Barcelona. Her work unfolds at the intersection of physical gesture, material presence, and emotional depth, exploring how perception and consciousness are shaped through color and form.

Through painting, Kreutzer constructs immersive environments where abstraction is not merely observed but experienced—spaces that invite stillness, awareness, and transformation. Her large-scale compositions operate as perceptual thresholds, landscapes of vibration and movement where color dissolves, reforms, and breathes with every gaze.

Her practice is rooted in an intimate process of introspection. Painting began as a way to return to herself—a necessity rather than a choice. Each piece holds traces of that personal journey: fragments of emotion turned into matter, moments of healing made visible through gesture. In her work, pain and beauty coexist, merging into presence.

Kreutzer’s process moves between control and surrender, guided by intuition and the physicality of materials. Layers of pigment interact in a dynamic tension where chance and decision intertwine, creating fields that pulse with inner rhythm. The act of painting becomes a form of meditation—a way of inhabiting The Eternal Now, where time loosens and the experience of being takes form.

Her paintings share affinities with other temporal media, where perception builds through layering and fluctuation. Transparency, density, and contrast evoke atmospheres that shift and unfold, revealing an image in motion—an image that breathes. They are not static objects but living surfaces that invite both contemplation and resonance.

Kreutzer’s work seeks to give permanence to what is fleeting—to immortalize the feeling of presence itself. Her paintings are spaces of transformation, where what was once unseen becomes form, and what was once pain becomes light.