Giselle Fenig

Together We Are Better

Born in Brooklyn
Lives and works in Mexico City

From an early age, she has been drawn to painting, art, and design. She has taken various workshops with renowned masters of drawing, monotype, painting, and abstract painting in Mexico City, including Fundación Sebastián, Museo Tamayo, Museo Soumaya, Museo de Antropología, and Museo Franz Mayer, as well as abroad.
Her unique style is identified with figurative abstraction as a means of conveying the beauty of imperfection. She tends to be expressive, capturing the strength of femininity, passion, and the energy of color. She expresses her own visceral inner experience through the use of marks and the application of paint, letting the colors speak to her and trusting her intuition as a guide through the process.
Her artistic education includes private instruction with masters in drawing, monotype, painting, and abstract painting, both in Mexico City and abroad. She began painting professionally at the age of 15, developing a distinctive style that blends figurative abstraction with emotional expressiveness.
2024
Soy – Fracc Fuentes de Las Lomas – Mexico City
2023
Imperfect Beauty – Art Dealers galería de arte, San Pedro Garza García, NL Mexico
2017
Reinventando en Galería Espacio y Lugar, Mexico City
2014
Fraccionamiento Fuentes de las Lomas, Mexico City
2024
Context – Miami Fl. USA
2023
Palm Beach Modern Contemporary Miami FL, USA
2022
Participación en la 2da. edición BADA Mexico
2021
Spectrum, Miami, USA
2019
BADA’s 1st Edition, Mexico
2017
Residence Steve Aimone “Non Objective Art” Maine, USA
Galeria Curators Voice Project, Miami FL
2016
Exposición Colectiva “abstracción Unbridable” DUO Art Gallery, Miami FL
2015
Comunidad Monte Sinaí, Mexico City
Auction “Self-Portrait” in Centro Deportivo Israelita, Mexico City
2014
Subasta Artesana del Museo de Antropología, Mexico City
2013
Auction “Dejando Huellas”, Soumaya Museum, Mexico City
Paramount Bay, Art Basel Week, Miami FL.
Auctions
Fundación Sebastián,
Museo Tamayo,
Museo Soumaya
Museo Antropología