Luisa Leborgne (2001), originally from Montevideo, Uruguay, is a visual artist, cultural producer, and holds a Bachelor’s degree in Design, Art, and Technology from Universidad ORT (2023). Her academic background is rooted in digital media and new technologies; however, since 2022, she has been attending the workshop of the ceramist Mercedes González and began exploring ceramics, driven by a growing interest in materiality. Since then, she has continued to approach this medium from a contemporary perspective, focusing on its potential for installation work and large-scale pieces.

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She has participated in numerous group exhibitions, workshops, and clinics, and has worked professionally in various creative institutions, which has allowed her to draw upon multiple perspectives and artistic practices. She recently completed a three-week artist residency in France at Manoir de la Moissie. Her work is characterized by a constant search for meaning in matter, time, the body, and emotions, which manifests itself through the diverse languages and media she employs. She is particularly interested in exploring and combining these mediums, often working with ceramics, found objects, photography, archives, and video. ​

 

Since 2024, she has worked as a producer at Magma Futura, a cultural space, and also freelance, creating diverse artistic projects for various clients, offering services such as photography, visuals, graphic design, and set design. Since 2023, she has been primarily represented by the emerging gallery Hungry Art, and her works are part of private collections both nationally and internationally