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Wolf & Nomad

Vanessa Valero, Pajarito, Carla Freschi and Alejandra Aristizabal

Dissolving Time by Vanessa Valero: a hanging textile of woven panels in grey, lilac and violet with long red and purple fringes
Dissolving Time, Vanessa Valero, Deconstructed Tapestry with cotton threads, 2026. Courtesy of the gallery.

About the gallery

Wolf & Nomad is a Miami-based contemporary art gallery founded in 2018, specializing in mid-career Latin American artists whose practices reflect distinctive perspectives on identity, heritage, materiality, and contemporary culture. Working across diverse mediums, the gallery presents a multidisciplinary program that bridges regional narratives with international artistic discourse. Through a dynamic annual program of exhibitions and participation in leading art fairs across Miami, New York, London, Switzerland, Hong Kong, and beyond, Wolf & Nomad connects artists with new audiences and collectors worldwide. The gallery also cultivates collaborations with art foundations, museums, and creative collectives, developing thoughtful presentations that highlight the depth and individuality of each artist’s practice. Guided by a nomadic approach to exhibition-making and a commitment to meaningful collector relationships, Wolf & Nomad champions distinctive artistic voices while fostering lasting connections across the global contemporary art landscape.

Artists

Artists at the Wolf & Nomad booth

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Vanessa Valero

Portrait of Vanessa Valero

About the artist

Vanessa Valero is a Colombian textile artist whose multidisciplinary practice explores the interconnectedness of nature, consciousness, and existence through hand tufted tapestries and hand embroidered drawings. Informed by her MA in Textile Design from Aalto University in Finland and her experiences across diverse landscapes, Valero creates meditative works that translate physical and psychological environments into rich expressions of color, spirituality, and our relationship with the natural world. Her work has been exhibited internationally at leading art fairs and design platforms, including Art Basel Hong Kong, Miami Beach and Switzerland, ARTBO Bogotá, and during Frieze weeks in New York and London. Valero’s work is held in private and institutional collections worldwide, spanning Chile, the Netherlands, Hong Kong, India, Switzerland, the United States, the United Kingdom, and beyond.

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Pajarito

Portrait of Pajarito

About the artist

Alejandra Jaramillo, known as Pajarito, is a Colombian multidisciplinary artist based in Cali whose poetic visual language explores human emotion, symbolism, mysticism, and the intimate experiences that shape everyday life. Working across illustration, paper, and textiles, she transforms often overlooked vulnerabilities and “small giant pains” into deeply personal works that invite reflection, connection, and new ways of seeing. Her practice approaches art as an innate human right and a space for introspection, weaving together delicate imagery, material exploration, and profound emotional resonance. Pajarito’s work has gained continued international recognition through exhibitions and presentations across Colombia, New York and London during Frieze weeks, Hong Kong, Copenhagen, Basel, Switzerland, Miami, and beyond, establishing a growing presence within the international contemporary art landscape.

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Carla Freschi

About the artist

Carla Freschi is an Argentine-born textile artist based in Copenhagen, Denmark, whose multidisciplinary practice explores cultural identity, language, memory, intuition, and the traditions that connect generations. Drawing on her international experiences across South America, Europe, and Australia, she combines hand embroidery, natural fibers, and textile traditions with a contemporary conceptual approach, informed by pre-Columbian South American heritage and cross-cultural encounters. Through a meticulous, meditative process, Freschi examines the intersections of tradition and contemporary life, weaving personal narratives with broader reflections on belonging, femininity, and human connection. Her work has been presented in exhibitions and leading art fairs across Miami, New York, London, Hong Kong, Basel, Switzerland, Copenhagen, and beyond, and is held in a growing international collector base spanning five continents.

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Alejandra Aristizabal

Portrait of Alejandra Aristizabal

About the artist

Alejandra Aristizabal is a Colombian multidisciplinary artist whose practice centers on fique, a native Andean fiber deeply rooted in her country’s cultural heritage and artisanal traditions. Through sculptural and textile works, she transforms this natural material into contemporary compositions that explore Colombia’s biodiversity, social history, sustainability, and collective identity. Her practice bridges ancestral knowledge and contemporary art through material experimentation and collaboration with local communities. Aristizabal’s work has gained international recognition through exhibitions, institutional collections, and collaborations with leading cultural and luxury brands, including the Delano Hotel and Loro Piana, with presentations spanning Colombia, the United States, Europe, Asia, and beyond.

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