Silvia Neiger

From my experiences directing events, I have been able to live with the best watercolorists worldwide and watch them work.

In 2020, with the confinement due to the pandemic, I experimented and applied these experiences to my own works and, with this, I strengthened my style. Likewise, by being able to focus solely on my craft as a painter, I was able to give direction to my ideas so that I discover that I have made progress in my technique, I have improved in the way of communicating through my works and I have deepened my arguments.

Currently, I greatly enjoy expressing my concerns and complaints in my work, as well as happy and promising moments. In each work I find new challenges and some message to the viewer, always leaving a space for them to interpret it freely based on their criteria.

I am convinced that the work of each artist is unique and that personal experiences give it uniqueness. That is why I consider that the most important thing about my contribution as an artist is honesty with myself and authenticity.

- Biography:

Born in Zurich, Switzerland and a world traveler, she settled in Mexico in 1980.

After working in fashion design, graphic design and interior design, she began to increasingly lean towards working in VisualArts. From 2008 onwards, she is professionally dedicated to oil painting, watercolor and engraving. Also drawing with pencil, charcoal and ink are some of her favorites.

From 2015 to 2019 she has dedicated to organize artistic activities such as exhibitions, festivals and workshops of different types: the 1st International Watercolor Exhibition in the City Museum of Mexico City, “Large Size” exhibition at the National Watercolor Museum “Alfredo Guati Rojo” in Coyoacán, the International Watercolor Festival in Lima, Peru and two international exhibitions at the Watercolor Museum of the State of Mexico, one of Thai artists and another of young South Americans.

Her works stays in galleries, museums and with collectors in Italy, Albania, Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia, Spain, Switzerland, Russia, Germany, France and Mexico.





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