Brenda R. Fernández is a Mexican–Spanish visual artist whose practice explores presence, material memory, and transformation. Working across painting and installation, she expands painting beyond the surface, approaching it as a spatial and experiential field where matter, gesture, and rhythm operate as thresholds of perception.

Her work engages materials as living agents rather than representational tools. Rather than narrating biographical events, Fernández attends to what emerges through process—states of attention where form is not imposed but allowed to arise.

While earlier works addressed the body as a site of rupture and exposure, her current practice inhabits a quieter terrain. Painting now unfolds as a field of presence: series emerge as states rather than stories, inviting an encounter that is felt rather than explained.