Diana Margarita Sánchez Suárez Verified listing

I am a visual artist, and my research began with the study of intimate diaries written by women travelers. These personal writings sparked my interest in the ways women have recorded their own experiences across time, often outside official historical narratives.

In this context, I find it meaningful to think about Egeria, a woman from the 4th century who is widely considered one of the founders of the travel diary genre. Her account of pilgrimage and observation of the places she visited can be understood as one of the earliest examples of a woman narrating her own experience of movement, encounter, and discovery.

Building on this point of departure, my current work explores a female familial thread and the ways in which women inherit silenced stories from one generation to the next. These stories often include experiences of abuse and violence that remain unspoken,

yet continue to shape family memory and influence how the past is understood and transmitted.

I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts and completed a specialization in Media and Technologies for Pictorial Production in Argentina, where I expanded my approach

to contemporary pictorial practices. Based in Bangkok, I have presented solo exhibitions and participated in art fairs, developing my artistic practice within international contemporary art contexts.