Born in Argentina, Bibiana Ulanosky has pursued creative expression since childhood. Alongside her career as an architect, she has developed a deeply personal body of work in painting and drawing. Her art explores themes of femininity and identity. In series like She, Venus, Woman, and Nymphs, she blends figuration and abstraction to convey strength, vulnerability, and transformation. Her vibrant landscapes revolve around the motif of the path—as both a visual and emotional metaphor—evoking movement, memory, and introspection. Characterised by expressive lines and bold brushwork, Ulanosky’s work radiates emotional and spiritual intensity. As critic Mario Kohan noted, her images seem lit from within. After years of quiet creation, she has only recently begun sharing her work more publicly, offering a mature and distinctive voice in contemporary art.