Sandra Vásquez De La Horra’s Dreamlike Drawings Unite Nature and Humanity
10-09-2026 14:45 via artnews.com

Sandra Vásquez De La Horra’s Dreamlike Drawings Unite Nature and Humanity

As a young child visiting her grandparents in the Chilean countryside, Sandra Vásquez de la Horra went missing. “Nobody could find me. They searched for hours and hours, until finally they found me with a pig who had just given birth. I was sleeping with the piglets,” the artist recently recalled, beginning to laugh. “My relationship with nature is that I’m part of it. I don’t feel separation.”For more than four decades, Vásquez de la Horra has m
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