Mirror of Water is an evocative exploration of artistic transformation and introspection by Isabel Brinck.

During this transformative period, Brinck began to deconstruct and reinterpret her established practice, representing a shift from the complex interplay of color and form toward simpler, yet more profound, pictorial solutions. Isabel's purposeful restraint reflects her newfound confidence and evolving artistic vision, inviting viewers to engage with the subtleties of her expression.

In this series, each piece invites a dialogue between the familiar and the unknown, reflecting a journey of transformation and discovery. Like a mirror of water, these works serve as tools for meditation, prompting mindfulness as viewers contemplate their thoughts and emotions, watching their reflections ripple and change. This body of work signifies not only a personal evolution for Brinck but also a broader exploration of the possibilities within the realm of visual art. As Brinck notes, "This series represents a significant shift toward focusing on the intrinsic qualities of form, color, and composition. I find myself increasingly drawn to the ethereal and spiritual dimensions of art, striving to visualize contexts that transcend."

Isabel Brinck was born in Santiago, Chile, and currently resides in Miami, FL. She earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Graphic Design from the Universidad de Chile and has studied under the mentorship of Cuban artist Nestor Arenas and Chilean artist Jaime Ferrer. Recent solo exhibitions include “Viaje a la Semilla” at Galería Paseo Alonso, Santiago, Chile; “Oneiric” at the Mimara Museum, Zagreb, Croatia; and “Twice Upon a Time” at the Chilean Embassy, Washington DC, USA.

Brinck's work has been featured in group exhibitions such as “American Beauty” at Casasur Art Gallery, Madrid, Spain; “Revolt of Guts” at Mifa Gallery, Miami, USA; and Pinta Parc Art Fair in Lima, Peru. She has also

exhibited at international art fairs including Scope Art Fair, Miami Beach, USA; Chaco Art Fair, Santiago, Chile; Art Marbella, Spain; and Aqua Art Fair during Art Basel Week, Miami Beach, USA.

Her solo show in NYC marks her first presentation in the city, reflecting her expanding global reach and continued exploration of artistic transformation and introspection.