NADA New York 2025

Carlos Cima (Ezeiza, Buenos Aires, 1990) explores family memory through oil-on-canvas interiors filled with everyday objects like wine glasses, chairs, and picture frames. His works, based on 1990s family photos, reflect the intimate and collective aspects of domestic life. With a sensitivity to class, he portrays Greater Buenos Aires’ interiors as symbols of social decline. His style blends figuration and abstraction, using layering, glazing, and erasure to reveal painting as a process. Through color planes and empty spaces, he crafts visual narratives marked by silences and absences.