Fernanda Uski (Tijuana, Baja California, México, 1986)
Lives and works in the city of Tijuana.
In 2006, She obtain her Bachelor's degree in Fine Arts at the Autonomous University of Baja California, School of Arts. In 2013 she presented his first solo exhibition "TELLURIC TRACES" at 206 Arte Contemporáneo, Tijuana B.C. He has been part of various group exhibitions including, "Cinco espacios en el quinto" with the KRSTO gallery, MIA Co Growing, Mexico City (2019); SALON ACME Guest State Baja California curated by Periférica, Mexico City (2018); "LA / Landscapes: Real and Imagined", Studio Channel Islands, Camarillo, CA (2017); TAPETES 20, Colectivo Martes, Centro Cultural Tijuana CECUT (2017)); "Natural Systems", Atheneum Art Center, San Diego, CA (2017); "Alguna vez volveremos a ser la punta en la monraña", EL Cuarto de Luz, Tijuana, B.C. (2015); “HOGAR” , at the Centro Cultural Tijuana (2014); "VOLUME 1", 206 Contemporary Art, Tijuana B.C. (2012); The 3rd Zone: Consistent Inconsistency, Avenue 50, Los Angeles, CA, among others. In 2013 she obtained first place in the National Prize LA CETTO Arte Contemporáneo, Centro Cultural Tijuana, B.C.
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