Sabrina Mendoza Malavé (b. 1996, Lechería, Anzoátegui, Venezuela) is an artist whose practice raises awareness about the socio-political unrest in Venezuela, offering a critical perspective on imperial power structures and their impact on people.
Her work spans in drawing, painting, writing, and sculpture often featuring multi-figure compositions, portraits, and urban and natural landscapes.
Her work spans in drawing, painting, writing, and sculpture often featuring multi-figure compositions, portraits, and urban and natural landscapes.
Within her work, Mendoza intertwines her poetry with references to Venezuelan historical events, protest movements, news headlines, political polarization, propaganda, patriotic symbolism, and more. This approach allows her to address the ongoing cognitive warfare against Venezuela that causes vast misinformation to be spread about the country. Mendoza’s aim is to promote social consciousness and to celebrate Venezuelan culture while highlighting the country's resilience in the face of adversity.
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