Brenda R. Fernández (Mexico City, 1973) is a Mexican-Spanish visual artist whose artistic practice explores the relationships between matter, memory, presence, and the ways we inhabit the world. Through painting, polyhedral structures, suspended installations, and textile-based works, she develops long-term artistic inquiries in which material preserves the traces of lived experience, opening new ways of perceiving space and human presence.

Her current inquiry, The Persistence of Matter, follows the gradual transformation of the pictorial plane into spatial configurations where painting, structure, body, and architecture converge as expressions of the same conceptual language. This evolving process provides the foundation for projects such as 9 Posibilidades de Moira, where the exhibition itself becomes an essential dimension of the artistic exploration.

Her work has been exhibited internationally at the Museum Europeu d'Art Modern (MEAM), Barcelona (2024), Chelsea Old Town Hall, London (2024), Museo del Mar, Santa Pola (2024), Museo Navale di Imperia, Italy (2024), the Embassy of Mexico in Japan, Tokyo (2023), the Museo Luigi Bellini, Florence (2023), and other museums and cultural institutions across Europe, Asia, Africa, and Mexico.

In December 2026, she was selected for the Zaratan AIR Residency in Lisbon, Portugal. In October–November 2027, she will participate in the AADK Spain – Simpoiesis Residency Programme at Centro Negra, Murcia, Spain, where she will continue developing new site-responsive and spatial investigations.