Mauricio Jiménez is a visual artist and independent researcher exploring how artistic practice can become a way of thinking and inhabiting the world. His work moves across portraiture, drawing, photography, and territorial practice, investigating the relations between image, body, memory, territory, and living systems. Drawing on vitalist and relational thought—from Spinoza, Zambrano to Humberto Maturana—his practice searches for forms of poetic knowledge capable of moving beyond anthropocentric and extractive modes of seeing. His ongoing research engages Indigenous American territories and visual cultures not as living fields of relation, memory, and situated knowledge. His research emerges from a conviction that images are sites to re–image futures.

Working through situated artistic practice, Jiménez develops evolving bodies of work as living archives—where making, observing, reflecting, and remembering become interconnected forms of art.