About

   

 

Lucía Hagerman (b. 1998) is a Mexican artist who fully embraces her identity as a free spirit. Her work begins with a search for a place she has never been, yet somehow remembers. Her paintings draw from an archive of travel, personal recollections, memory and imagined worlds, weaving these fragments into scenes that feel both unfamiliar and strangely known. They are invitations to return to these in between worlds: places that may be remembered, imagined, or perhaps experienced somewhere beyond reality.

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Recurring symbols guide this search. Palm trees act as guardians and personal symbols of paradise, while chairs become invitations to pause, observe, and simply be. These elements come together as windows and portals into alternate worlds, creating a space where the familiar and the unknown meet, and where one can return to somewhere never known.