Constanza Pulit (b. 1994, Buenos Aires, Argentina) is an artist based in London, UK.  Her practice explores a fragile eroticism embodied by objects, humans, and nature through tactile, poetic compositions. She photographs herself and her friends to create intimate scenes, which she later reworks through screen-printing, transfers, and fragmentation. Treating the photograph as a mutable surface, she layers, distorts and reconfigures images to evoke blurred memories and dreamlike states. Drawing on Latin American magical realism, her work dissolves hierarchies between the human and the non-human: all things are alive, interconnected, and imbued with sensuality. Moving fluidly between the real and the imagined, Pulit seeks to re-enchant the familiar, revealing the emotional undercurrents that shape perception. 

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She holds an MA in Printmaking from Camberwell College, University of the Arts London (2021), and a BA in Photography from Escuela Argentina de Fotografía (2016). Her work has recently been exhibited at Enclave Projects, Somers Gallery, Rhodes Contemporary, Fiumano Clase, and Saatchi Gallery.

 

 

 

 

 

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