Vínculos Territoriales constitutes an introduction to the process of creating a new curatorial and artistic initiative presented by curator Elena Posokhova and artist Katherinne Fiedler, based on an open dialogue initiated in Paris. This interaction aims to support the development of new projects and to establish strong connections with the territory and its citizens. Within this framework, landscape is discussed not merely as a space or a location, but as a “way of seeing” that enables an understanding of the roots of our perception of the world and of our identity, while also sensing the influence of context on the creation of new images. This exhibition offers a sensitive immersion into landscapes in transformation, where memory, matter, and imagination intersect, and where artistic creation becomes a tool for knowledge and dialogue between territories. The presentation takes place in an emblematic venue connected to French history and culture, in collaboration with Sorbonne Art Gallery, which actively represents the Parisian art scene.

An artist recognized on the international scene, Katherinne Fiedler has received numerous distinctions, including the Leonardo Grant for Creators and Researchers in Visual Arts from the BBVA Foundation (2023) and the CIFO Emerging Artist Grant (2017). She has participated in prestigious residencies such as Casa de Velázquez (Madrid), Flora Ars Natura (Bogotá), Bilbaoarte (Bilbao), Utopiana Pro Helvetia (Switzerland), and LARA (Panama). Her work is held in major international public and private collections.

Elena Posokhova is a contemporary art curator and project manager based in Paris, and a former resident curator at the POUSH cultural center. She specializes in the relationships between nature and culture in the Mediterranean region, developing the MARLANDS project in collaboration with museums and institutions such as ES Baluard Museum, Ca’ Foscari University, Spazju Kreattiv – Malta National Centre for Creativity, among others. She also directs the Art and Science program at the Universitat Catòlica de València. Her work focuses on the creative process through collaborative projects involving artists, scientists, and the public. She seeks to create spaces for co-creation and new works, while analyzing the factors that influence creativity.