Eduardo Cochachin ingles

Born: Lima, October 26, 1977


Theme: Geometric and abstract landscape with a cartography of memories, conflicts, migrations, and personal connections


Movement: Geometric Constructivism


Medium: Installation, oil, acrylic, mixed media, and pencil on panel, altered sofa, table with vase and flower


Size: 200 x 180 x 80 cm


Emotion: Spiritual, intimate, and dreamy


She uses the landscape as memory and transforms nature into an emotional record where every tree, mountain, river, or sky bears witness to a story of conflict or migration. Her work has an emotional side; it represents not only the visible but also the intangible: pain, traffic, and nostalgia. Her art is both abstract and figurative. She combines geometry with organic forms, creating compositions that vibrate between the symbolic and the concrete.


Emotion and energy: Her compositions, rich in textures and chromatic contrasts, seek to reflect states of the soul rather than recognizable objects. Color becomes a symbol of emotions: red for passion or anger, blue for mourning or reflection, green for hope.


Overlapping textures and thick lines generate an intense emotional charge, evoking inner struggles and moods.


Luminous colors and strong contrasts convey vitality and drama, reinforcing the idea that the landscape is a mirror of humankind.


Absence of recognizable objects: Her painting focuses on energy, movement, and states of the soul, moving away from literal representation.


She has participated in more than 100 group and solo exhibitions in Peru, Mexico, Italy, and the United States.


                                   Interactive Installation  

                  Under the same sky, looking at the same moon, 2025





                      Line of fire, oil and pencil on cardboard                                                                    30x45 cm, 2025

                         Witness,  oil and pencil on cardboard                                                                      30x45 cm, 2025


              Birds of another season, oil and pencil on cardboard                                                      30x45 cm, 2025

                          Absence, oil and pencil on cardboard                                                                 30x45 cm, 2025

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