Sabrina Mendoza Malavé (b. 1996, Lechería, Anzoátegui, Venezuela)
is a cross-disciplinary artist based in Brooklyn, NY whose work spans in drawing, painting, printmaking, writing, and sculpture. Her art practice aims to build awareness around Venezuela’s socio-political unrest, offering a critical perspective on international and national power structures and their impact on people.
Mendoza intertwines her poetry alongside references of historical events, protest movements, news headlines, political propaganda, and patriotic symbolism in her body of work. Through this approach, she addresses pressing social concerns such as class inequality, displacement, political polarization, and misinformation to spark discussions fostering social consciousness while celebrating Venezuelan culture and the country's perseverance in the face of adversity.
CV available here
is a cross-disciplinary artist based in Brooklyn, NY whose work spans in drawing, painting, printmaking, writing, and sculpture. Her art practice aims to build awareness around Venezuela’s socio-political unrest, offering a critical perspective on international and national power structures and their impact on people.
Mendoza intertwines her poetry alongside references of historical events, protest movements, news headlines, political propaganda, and patriotic symbolism in her body of work. Through this approach, she addresses pressing social concerns such as class inequality, displacement, political polarization, and misinformation to spark discussions fostering social consciousness while celebrating Venezuelan culture and the country's perseverance in the face of adversity.
CV available here