Constanza Pulit (b. 1994, Buenos Aires, Argentina) is a London-based artist working across photography, printmaking, and sculpture. Her practice explores a fragile eroticism present in bodies, objects and nature  through tactile, poetic compositions. She photographs herself, friends, and family in staged scenes, later transforming these images through screen-printing, transfers, and fragmentation. Treating photographs as mutable surfaces, Pulit layers and distorts images to evoke blurred memories and dreamlike states. Drawing on Latin American magical realism, her work dissolves hierarchies between the human and non-human, proposing a world where all things are alive, interconnected, and imbued with sensuality. 

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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 Richard Saltoun Gallery, Enclave projects and  Somers Gallery. 

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